CABLING TREE LIMBS

Secure Your Tree Limbs By Cabling Them

Cabling Tree limbs is a great idea if you want to reinforce limbs at risk of falling upon your property. We will inspect your weak or heavy limb situation. We may discover that you will benefit from tree limb cabling. If your weak or heavy limb needs cabling we can brace a worrisome limb by screwing stainless steel eye bolts into each of the lower limbs. We then run a shielded stainless steel cable through the eye bolts and fasten the cable. The limb in question will now be supported by thousands of pounds of tension protection. When the winds blow and the heavy snow piles on branches we confirm that cabling tree limbs produces great results for safety and property protection.

All trees can benefit from tree limb cabling. Many grafted trees and fruit trees will benefit from cabling. Fruit trees can become so heavy with produce that limb breaking will occur. You can help prevent this by cabling limbs of your valuable fruit trees. We will give you a fair price for cabling limbs. The cost of cabling limbs in Eugene, Oregon may save you thousands of dollars in damage.

We can reinforce your trees through cabling limbs. Many types of trees can benefit from cabling tree limbs. Some trees that may benefit from limb cabling are Alder (Alnus),  Apple (Pyrus),  Ash (Fraxinus),  Aspen (Populus),  Basswood (Tilia),  Birch (Betula),  Buckeye (Aesculus), Buckthorn (Rhamnus),  California-laurel (Umbellularia),  Catalpa (Catalpa),  Cedar (True Cedar),  Cherry (Prunus),  Chestnut (Castanea),  Chinkapin (Castanopsis),  Cottonwood (Populus),  Cypress (Cupressus),  Dogwood (Cornus),  Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga),  Elm (Ulmus),  Fir (True Fir), Filbert (Corylus),  Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron),  Hawthorn (Crataegus),  Hazel (Corylus),  Hemlock (Tsuga),  Honeylocust (Gleditsia), Holly (Ilex),  Horsechestnut (Buckeye),  Incense-cedar (Calocedrus),  Juniper (Juniperus),  Larch (Larix),  Locust (Robinia),  Madrone (Arbutus),  Maple (Acer),  Mountain-ash (Sorbus),  Mountain-mahogany (Cercocarpus),  Oak (Quercus),  Oregon-myrtle (California-laurel), Pear (Pyrus),  Pine (Pinus),  Plum (Prunus),  Poplar (Populus),  Redcedar/Arborvitae (Thuja),  Redwood (Sequoia),  Russian-olive (Elaeagnus),  Spruce (Picea),  Sweetgum (Liquidambar),  Sycamore (Platanus),  Tanoak (Lithocarpus),  True Cedar (Cedrus),  True Fir (Abies),  Walnut (Juglans),  White-cedar (Chamaecyparis), Willow (Salix),  Yellow-poplar (Liriodendron), and  Yew (Taxus) trees.