It is obvious that, most of the time; it is not a matter of gaiety of heart that a tree is cut down. Nevertheless, it can be part of the job of any gardener, amateur or professional, to have to cut down a subject, for one reason or another. So, when and why to fell a tree?
Misplaced tree
You buy a lot is you have beautiful turn your plans in all directions: impossible to put the house as you intended. Worse: impossible to have the desired floor space! In cause: a misplaced tree. In the same logic, an extension, a carport, a garden shed or any other complementary architectural element made impossible because of the presence of a tree and it is the slaughter.
Finally, trees may have been planted without much consideration for their evolution, their characteristics and their relationship with the nearby buildings. Excessive shade, excessive fouling of channels due to leaves (or pollen!) Or, worse, weakening of foundations or walls by the roots necessarily involves slaughter.
Dangerous tree
The last storm weakened a tree, branches fell on the roof, it was partially uprooted? Even before a gust of wind, high branches threaten to fall and could not do otherwise because the tree is too close to your home or that of the neighbour? One solution: to bring it down to guarantee the safety of the building and the inhabitants. Follow us on: Facebook
Sick tree
It is sometimes to save other trees (and avoid accidents that would not fail to occur once the tree too old and sick) that we cut down trees: this is also what happens when these are sick. In the cities of Sydney, chestnut trees and affected plane trees are being cut down to prevent them from contaminating others. In the garden, it’s the same: we sometimes cut trees with an incurable disease…
Breaking down trees: an operation to be done in winter
It is in winter that we cut down the trees that require it:
The absence of leaves facilitates work by allowing easy access to the branches and seeing what is done;
The wood contains less water and is therefore lighter, which facilitates work and limits the risk of falling in controlled;
Delimbing before or after slaughter is easier
Breaking down a tree: a professional affair
Felling a tree is not only innocuous but also dangerous. This is why it is an operation that must be left to the care of seasoned and serious Tree Trimming Sydney professionals who will be able to fell trees in the rules of the art.
The right moment to cut down a tree
An operation to be performed during the winter
Deciduous trees should be felled on a windless day in late autumn or winter because of the lack of leaves:
Ensures better visibility
Facilitates delimbing
Decreases the hold of the tree in the wind
In addition, the wood contains less water in this period and is therefore lighter. Once on the ground and debited, it will be easier to handle. The drying time will also be less important.
For softwoods and all evergreen trees, felling can be carried out at any time of the year.
To anticipate
It is important to observe the trees in your garden to better anticipate. Tree Services Sydney Identify those who might be problematic one day to shoot them as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the bigger the tree in question, the more complicated, technical, expensive and dangerous the felling will be.
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