Arbor Masters Tree Support Systems
When you have a weak tree that needs support, the team at Arbor Masters can help. Our tree support systems with cabling and bracing can leave a tree stronger and better able to withstand harsh weather conditions like wind and snow storms. We suggest cabling and bracing to correct previous pruning problems and provide reinforcement for your trees.
Cabling and Bracing Protects Your Trees
When you have a tree with weak sections, you need the added protection of cabling and bracing to avoid the problem getting worse or the tree failing in a storm. The team at Arbor Masters is ready to assist you with protecting your trees.
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Why Tree Support Systems are Vital for Your Trees
While many know about tree work like removal or pruning, they may not understand the importance cabling and bracing play in tree care. Some of the reasons you should consider cabling and bracing for your trees include:
4 Reasons Why Tulsa Residents Trust Arbor Masters
At Arbor Masters, we’ve developed a reputation in the greater Tulsa area for being a tree service they can count on. Some of the reasons why the Tulsa community trusts us include:
ISA Certified Arborists: We employ ISA Certified Arborists who can use their expertise to ensure the team is always following proper procedures.
TCIA Accreditation: The Tree Care Industry Association has named Arbor Masters a trustworthy company that follows all the best practices for tree care
Commitment to Doing What’s Best for Trees: When we give you advice, it’s because we believe it’s what is best for your trees, not our bottom line.
Years of Industry Experience: We’ve been in business since 1960 and have learned a lot about caring for trees in all those years.
Certified and Accredited Tree Care Professionals
Our Tree Support System Process
We know cabling and bracing aren’t services people request every day, so we’ve decided to outline our process to make everything more straightforward and transparent. We follow this process every time we perform tree support for your property, so you always know what to expect.
Initial Consultation
We’ll examine your trees and their condition and provide you with a recommendation for what needs to be done.
Provide a Quote
We’ll send you an electronic copy of a comprehensive quote outlining what we’ll do and what it will cost.
Plan and Prepare
Once you accept the quote, we’ll schedule you and finalize our plan to care for your trees with cabling and bracing.
Prune Weak Branches
We may start by pruning out weak branches that likely will not be able to survive even with the benefit of structural support.
Install Support Systems
Our team will install any necessary cables and braces to support your tree and increase safety.
What Trees Can Benefit from Support Systems
Not every tree will benefit from cabling and bracing, but for some, installing support systems may be the only way to keep them upright and healthy. Some trees that may need support include:
Our Tulsa Service Area
At Arbor Masters, we provide our high-quality tree care across the greater Tulsa area. Not sure if we service your neighborhood? Consult our comprehensive service area map or give us a call at (918) 258-3444 !
Claremore
Muskogee
Sand Springs
Sperry
Valley Park
FAQs
Yes, branches may still break after cabling. Tree support systems are designed to limit the risk of failure but cannot make a tree 100 percent safe.
No, your trees should still look aesthetically pleasing after we install cables or braces. When a tree is fully leafed out, you likely won’t even be able to notice any wires.
You should have an arborist examine any tree support system regularly to see if it needs replacement. Cables will lose their effectiveness over time as they wear down and the tree continues to grow.
Cabling can be done as a stand-alone service, while bracing is often used in conjunction with cabling to stabilize a tree.
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