subject: Call Emergency Tree Removal To Trim Those Dangling Limbs [print this page] Central Georgia is that wonderful region of the country that catches the wet and cold storms of the northern winter, while turning around for the fierce winds and thunderstorms of the southern hurricane season. Meanwhile, the plains and light forests have the problems of drought and wildfires to deal with. Amidst all this, property owners must keep a close watch on trees that hang over or near their homes. Beyond storm affected trees, old growth can become weak over time, making it dangerous even in good weather.
A skilled and certified arborist has the capacity to determine what trees should be trimmed or removed, while preserving the shade and beauty of the ones that should stay. Homeowners looking for tree trimming should consult a skilled technician to preserve the value and beauty of their land. After a brutal storm, homeowners should inspect nearby trees for hanging, twisted, or broken limbs. Although these limbs have not fallen yet, they can be a danger for nearby buildings, electrical wires, cars and pedestrians.
Few realize exactly how heavy a branch can be until it comes falling from twenty or forty feet. Moreover, attempting tree removal without training or proper equipment can be extremely dangerous. This is because branches rarely fall as expected from a tree. Emergency tree removal typically involves trimming a dangerous branch several times from its end point towards the trunk, to keep falling branches to a manageable size.
Because Georgian soil is so rich in many places, tree roots grow wide and deep. If a tree regularly causes problems, it may need to be removed. Homeowners may attempt this on their own, but tree removal should be done by a licensed professional. Falling trees can come down in any direction if not properly cut, and they often leave a great mess in the process.
The root system is often similar to the size of the tree, and older trees might have a root system that is nearly impossible to remove. Tree removal experts can determine whether or not a stump is able to be removed. There is no need to destroy a transmission or break an axle attempting to pull it out. If it cannot be moved, arborists have the tools necessary to grind a stump to the ground.
If a tree is not dangerous, merely blocking light, sight or satellite, a skilled arborist can determine how to trim it effectively. A good trimming will remove the necessary branches without killing the tree, while ensuring that branches do not grow back quickly. Arborists also have a skill beyond removing trees and branches. They can judge the health of trees.
If trees on your property or in your neighborhood die mysteriously or seem to carry dead patches in their branches, an arborist can determine if they have a disease or infestation. They can also recommend the best course of action to save the tree. Borer beetles and fungus can be especially damaging, but if they are caught in time, trees can be saved. If they are not caught in time, an arborist is still a good judge to recommend how to remove the tree without damaging anything nearby.
