At our tree assessment, we don't just look at one aspect of your tree's health. We consider everything from the roots to the top canopy. Our team takes note of any indications that could suggest falling hazards, including defects on the trunk and abnormal growth patterns on its crown. By doing this thorough evaluation, we can determine if your tree is a fall risk and provide you with an appropriate plan to keep you and your neighbour's home safe.
 

• Is your tree suddenly leaning or experiencing heavy lean? This could be a sign of root breakage, making the tree a potential danger. But fear not - our team is here to diagnose the cause and provide care recommendations. Whether it's due to soil type, pests, or improper planting, we've got you covered. Don't wait until it's too late

• Trees with visibly damaged or decaying roots can still have a good chance of survival. However, the extent of damage is important to consider. It's difficult to tell the depth and severity of root damage without a professional inspection. Our arborists are trained in analyzing your tree's root system and determining the best course of action for its health. We'll discuss all options with you, so you can make an informed decision about your tree care needs.

• The extensive cracks, cavities, and crevices in this tree's trunk may be indicative of serious damage that could be detrimental to its health. Whether caused by insects, disease, weather or other factors, these blemishes have penetrated the bark - a vital layer crucial for water and nutrient distribution. If more than a quarter of the bark is compromised, professional removal is likely necessary to preserve its future growth. It's important to keep an eye out for visual signs such as these and enlist expert help when needed.

• When it comes to identifying dead or hanging branches in the upper crown, our team of experienced arborists have a discerning eye. While trimming may be necessary for aesthetic reasons, it could also indicate a larger issue with the health of the tree. That's why we carefully inspect every tree to assess its overall vitality and determine if crown-density reductions can keep it healthy. Our goal is always to avoid unnecessary removals and promote healthy growth for your trees.