Tree bracing uses internal steel rods or bolts to strengthen weak branch unions and structural defects. Bracing is ideal for trees with inherent structural weaknesses that threaten safety and longevity.
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Strengthens weak branch unions
Reduces structural failure risk
Preserves valuable trees
Less expensive than removal
Professional installation
We evaluate structural weaknesses and weak crotches.
A custom bracing system is designed for your tree.
Professional installation of internal braces or rods.
We recommend periodic inspections to ensure effectiveness.
Bracing does cause minor damage to the tree during installation. However, the choice is often between minor stress to avoid total tree failure—a far better option. Preservation of mature trees without jeopardizing safety is our core recommendation.
Braces are essentially permanent. While we offer no guarantees, once the tree develops new wood around the brace system, it becomes part of the tree's structure.
Cost varies significantly based on tree size and project complexity. We provide a detailed estimate during your free assessment.
Modern bracing hardware is difficult to detect and not unsightly unless you're looking closely for it.
Bracing can work on most trees. During your assessment, we'll evaluate whether bracing is the right solution for your specific situation.
Whenever a mature tree can be saved without jeopardizing major risk to person or property, preservation is our recommendation. Today, mature trees are being lost faster than they're being replaced by new plantings—making the preservation of established trees critical to our landscape.
Contact us today for a consultation from one of our certified arborists.
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