Tree felling,Sorel-Tracy

The felling of a tree is an irremediable act. It is essential to be aware of this, because it is obviously not possible to put it back in place if you regret it. Moreover, given the immense benefits that trees provide to human life, like all life, it is better to preserve your tree's life as long as possible. Who doesn't enjoy cooling off under the quiet rustle of the foliage in summer or listening to the birds singing in their wake? These and many other reasons, impossible to list exhaustively, make it preferable not to cut a tree when other solutions exist. But when is it possible to cut a tree? 

Tree affected by disease

A pruning can save a tree that is not yet dead but that has been infested by disease, fungus or insects. It is important to intervene in time though. Nothing better than to call us at 450-954-2664, we Emondage Sorel-Tracy, so that we can propose you the most appropriate intervention to the situation of your arboreal specimens.  
  
If you wait incessantly, the damage can become irreversible. If you wait too long, the damage may become irreversible and you will have to cut down the tree to avoid complications such as the fall of heavy branches or the entire tree, or simply to avoid contaminating other specimens growing nearby. 

Damage to a tree after a storm

Heavy rain or snow, strong winds, storms... these are all weather hazards that can also affect plants, even the biggest and strongest ones, in a more or less serious way. A worrying cracking can occur and go unnoticed. In this case, there is a risk of breakage and a branch could fall on a neighbor's shed. 
  
In such cases, there are ways to avoid the most unfortunate consequences that can occur when we neglect to intervene. For example, properly executed bracing can extend the longevity of a tree. But sometimes, breakage due to Mother Nature's mood swings leads to the need to cut down a tree, as sad as it is. 

Uprooted tree

One of the results of weather-related events is the uprooting of trees. These may have fallen during a storm or may still be holding on, but in a precarious manner. When the root system has been compromised, it is usually impossible to do anything but cut down, unfortunately. 

Dead tree

The very first reason to cut down a tree is when it is simply dead. Its dry branches also make it fragile. In this condition, a tree specimen could be in danger of collapsing to the ground at any time, for example if the inside of its stem becomes hollow from rot or insect activity. In the worst case, such incidents could cause injury or even death. In addition, a less important but nonetheless unpleasant detail, fungi can invade this crumbling remnant to the point of offering an ignominious look. Therefore, if the plant dies, it is cut down, and as quickly as possible. 

Tree not properly located

Especially when spring arrives, it seems like the landscaping projects come flooding in or come back to bite you if they follow you from year to year because they haven't been done. This postponement may be due to a misplaced tree that you particularly cherish. For example, this beautiful arrangement imagined and laid out around a fireplace could not see the light of day until now, because a lime tree prevents you from doing so. The idea of having to cut it down would simply break your heart. But the idea of postponing your project is also increasingly disturbing. There may be a compromise. Our experts at Emondage Sorel-Tracy can suggest other options, such as pruning, that could solve your problem. Call us at 450-954-2664 to get our advice and we will give you a free quote.  Maybe this year you will finally be able to realize your project...! 

 Tree that hinders the growth of other trees

Sometimes, when trees grow too close to each other at some point, their branches can become entangled. At some point, it becomes necessary to sacrifice one of them so that at least one can live on. Such a choice can sometimes be easy to make. This is the case if you didn't like one of them anyway. But sometimes the decision can be very difficult. Our arborists have seen it all. They could help you see things differently, so it would be less difficult to choose which one to cut. All you have to do is contact us.  

After the tree removal

All the alternatives were carefully weighed and the conclusion was that it had to come down to slaughter. The job was done. But now there are logs and branches on your lawn in an amount you never thought possible. As for the logs, you can put them in your wood stove or give them to relatives who have one. But what about the branches? That's why our services include chipping, which transforms the debris into chips. You can either keep them or leave them to us. But at least the clean-up after the work will be enormously simplified. tree trimming

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