Tree removal,LongueuilTrees provide many benefits to their environment and to human beings. They purify the air and produce the oxygen we breathe, they create shade and help regulate temperature variations, they filter water through their roots, they prevent soil erosion and flooding, they reduce the impact of noise and wind, etc.
Since our quality of life is greatly affected by the presence of trees, the decision to cut down a tree is generally not a happy one. It is a solution that should be considered as a last resort. When all other options have been considered by a professional arborist, felling may become inevitable. It is dangerous and should not be attempted by an amateur. Also be aware that there are times of the year that are more favourable than others for cutting down a tree. Indeed, it is better to cut down a hardwood tree in late fall or early winter, on a windless day. It is easier to see the branches and work when the tree is stripped of its leaves. Also, the wood is lighter and easier to handle because it is less waterlogged at this time of year. |
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Sick tree
A tree suffering from a disease, or infested with pests or fungi, can in some cases be saved by pruning if it has been managed quickly enough. Contact us as soon as possible at 450-823-3274 so that our professional pruners can determine the best treatment plan.
If the problem was detected too late or if the disease is incurable, pruning is necessary. This action helps prevent accidents, since the branches of a weakened tree can fall at any time on people or buildings. Also, felling the diseased or infested tree avoids contamination of other surrounding vegetation.
If the problem was detected too late or if the disease is incurable, pruning is necessary. This action helps prevent accidents, since the branches of a weakened tree can fall at any time on people or buildings. Also, felling the diseased or infested tree avoids contamination of other surrounding vegetation.
Storm-damaged shaft
After a storm consisting of strong winds, rain or snow, and possibly lightning, you may find that branches of a tree have been damaged or the trunk is cracked. In either case, a future storm could cause branches or entire sections of the tree to fall on your home or your neighbor's home.
In some cases, guying may be an appropriate solution to ensure the tree's longevity. Otherwise, it will have to be cut down to protect the integrity of the buildings and the safety of the residents.
In some cases, guying may be an appropriate solution to ensure the tree's longevity. Otherwise, it will have to be cut down to protect the integrity of the buildings and the safety of the residents.
Uprooted tree
Due to high winds, a tree can be partially uprooted. The threat of falling is then undeniable, even imminent. Unfortunately, there is no miracle solution in this case and you will have to have the tree felled.
Dead tree
When it is obvious that a tree is dead, it is necessary to cut it down without delay. It represents a significant risk to the safety of individuals and buildings, since it could fall at any time, and in a direction that is difficult to predict. A dead tree is also an ideal environment for the proliferation of fungi and insects, which could eventually attack other valuable plants.
Misplaced tree
You have bought a piece of land and you realize that it is impossible to build your house without cutting down a tree. Or you want to expand your home, but a tree is located where the annex is to be. In either case, unless you abandon your project, there is no other option than to remove the tree.
Often, trees have been planted without considering their development and adult size, the specifics of their species, and their relationship to nearby buildings. A mature tree can drop too many leaves in the gutters of the house, damage the roof and walls with its branches, threaten the foundations with its roots, etc. In this case, first ask an experienced pruner if pruning or pruning techniques could both prevent accidents and damage, as well as save the tree's life.
Often, trees have been planted without considering their development and adult size, the specifics of their species, and their relationship to nearby buildings. A mature tree can drop too many leaves in the gutters of the house, damage the roof and walls with its branches, threaten the foundations with its roots, etc. In this case, first ask an experienced pruner if pruning or pruning techniques could both prevent accidents and damage, as well as save the tree's life.
Tree that limits the growth of other trees
If there are several trees living together on your property, but you have noticed that one of them is more vigorous than the others, it is possible that it threatens their survival. If it grows faster and takes advantage, it will limit the other trees' access to light, water and soil nutrients. Felling this dominant tree could ensure the survival of several other large plants.
After the tree removal
The accumulation of branches and tree trunk sections on your property can lead to various problems, such as the possible presence of vermin for example. Our team will take care of shredding the branches of the felled tree. You can use the shavings as mulch for your flowerbeds or vegetable garden. You can also use the tree trunk for your fireplace. If you prefer, we will leave with all the debris instead. Tree trimming
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