Tree Cabling in Washington Township, MI
A tree with a split trunk or a heavy limb does not always have to come down. Cabling can support it and lower the risk.
- Licensed & Insured
- Free Estimates
- 24 Hour Storm Response
Free Tree Cabling Estimate in Washington Township
Tell us about the job and we will get back to you to set up a time to look at it. Estimates are free anywhere in our service area.
- Free, no obligation estimates
- Licensed & insured
- Workers comp for our crew
- 24 hour storm response
Prefer to talk?
Call us and we will set up your free estimate over the phone.
Tree Cabling and Bracing in Washington Township
Washington Township sits along the M-53 corridor in northern Macomb County, a mix of newer subdivisions, wooded lots and open ground. A tree with a split trunk or a heavy limb does not always have to come down. Cabling can support it and lower the risk.
On wooded lots the job is usually opening things up: lifting low limbs, clearing the roof line and removing dead trees and tops before they fall into the yard.
- Support for split trunks
- Heavy limbs secured
- Honest call on save or remove
- Licensed & Insured
- Free Estimates
Tree Cabling Around Washington Township
The township runs from 26 Mile Road up to 32 Mile Road along Van Dyke and M-53, with Stony Creek Metropark on its west side. The south end is subdivisions, and the north and west are wooded lots and open ground.
On subdivision yards and wooded parcels, a full grown shade tree is hard to replace. If it has two trunks pulling apart or a long limb over the roof, we can often support it instead of removing it.
We also handle tree cabling in nearby Romeo and Shelby Township.
How Cabling Works
Assess the tree
We look at the split, the lean and the overall health to decide whether cabling will actually help.
Reduce the load
Weight is often taken off the weak side with pruning before any hardware goes in.
Install the cables
High strength cables are anchored in the tree so the weak section is supported.
Tell you what to watch
We let you know what to keep an eye on as the tree continues to grow.
Common Questions About Tree Cabling in Washington Township
What parts of Washington Township do you cover?
The whole township, from the subdivisions near 26 Mile Road to the wooded lots and acreage toward Romeo.
Can a split tree really be saved?
Sometimes. It depends on where the split is and how healthy the rest of the tree is. We will give you a straight answer after looking at it.
What if the tree cannot be cabled?
Then we will tell you so and can remove it safely instead.
Do you install tree cables in Washington Township?
Yes. Cabling and bracing are available throughout Washington Township, with free estimates.