Arbor Masters Tree Support Systems
Tree support systems can help protect your trees from damage and promote their recovery. Arbor Masters offers expert cabling and bracing services to strengthen trees and help them withstand harsh weather conditions. These techniques can also be used to correct pruning mistakes and improve tree health.
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The Importance of Tree Support Systems
Cabling and bracing are vital services for trees, but homeowners do not take advantage of these services from tree care companies as much as they should. Having a professional install tree support systems has numerous benefits for you and your trees, including:
Our Tree Support Process
We follow a standard procedure every time we cable and brace your trees to make the process easier for you and us. When you hire us to cable and brace your tree, the process will look like this:
Initial Consultation
We’ll examine your tree’s condition and advise you on the best tree support technique to protect it.
Provide a Quote
Once we know what we’ll need to do, we’ll provide a detailed electronic quote for the process and cost.
Develop a Plan
Our team will come up with a plan for your tree, including selecting the right materials and equipment.
Preparation
We may prune branches that are too weak for a tree support system to help before cabling anything.
Install Support
Our team will install any cables or braces while following ANSI A300 standards and provide the necessary support for your tree.
The Arbor Masters Difference
Cabling and bracing aren’t something to trust to just anybody. At Arbor Masters, we provide expertise and techniques you won’t find from other Wichita tree service companies. Some of the reasons our customers trust us with their trees include:
Commitment to Safety: We have honed our techniques and training to ensure we handle your tree care safely and professionally. We won’t use dangerous techniques that endanger our crew, your trees, or your property.
ISA Certified Arborists on Staff: Our ISA Certified Arborists provide valuable expertise to every project we handle and ensure everything is done according to the best practices for caring for trees.
The Right Hardware: We use all standard ANSI A300 hardware when cabling and bracing trees, including eye bolts, dead-end grips, and thimbles, arranged in triangle or box configurations.
Perfect Installation: A tree support system is only useful if properly installed, and our team always follows the proper procedures to ensure they keep your trees stable.
Certified and Accredited Tree Care Professionals
When Cabling and Bracing Are Needed
Cabling and bracing can help trees that have been damaged by storms or have structural weaknesses. It can be difficult for most people to identify trees that need this support, which is why our expert ISA Certified Arborists can provide accurate assessments. We typically recommend cabling and bracing for trees that exhibit the following signs:
Trees with Heavy Limbs: Tree limbs that grow overly long or too heavy are more prone to breaking from wind or storm damage.
Trees with Storm Damage: Storms can significantly weaken trees and sections, leaving them more prone to breaking in subsequent storms.
Trees Growing Near Structures: Trees near structures pose more significant risks when they fail, and stabilizing them can protect property and people.
Trees with Multiple Trunks: A tree with multiple trunks is more prone to failure than one with a singular trunk.
Our Wichita Service Area
At Arbor Masters, we are proud to provide safe and efficient tree care across the greater Wichita area. If you aren’t sure if we cover your neighborhood, consult our service area map or call us at (316) 838-3111 for more information.
Tree Support Systems FAQs
While our cabling equipment is durable, it will not last forever. Cables will wear down over time due to the elements, and a tree's natural growth will lessen a cable's effectiveness. Have an arborist examine your structural support yearly to determine if they need to replace it.
While cabling and bracing will increase your tree’s safety, there is no way to make a tree 100 percent safe. Always use caution around a tree, especially during a storm.
Cabling and bracing often go together, as they work well in conjunction. We may suggest only cabling for your tree, but bracing is only ever done with cabling.
Our Recent Articles
Did you know we publish monthly articles with details about caring for your Wichita trees? If you want to learn more about your trees and how best to care for them, visit our blog to read our latest articles.
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