DEAD WOODING

Dead Wooding

Areas of dead wood, overhanging or dangerous limbs can often be found in otherwise healthy trees. Dead wood is brittle and prone to snapping over time, especially in high winds. Once limbs and dead wood have been removed any balancing of the crown will then be carried out.

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Dead wooding is essential for maintaining tree health and safety by removing dead, dying, or diseased branches. This practice prevents potential hazards from falling branches, reducing the risk of injury and property damage. It also helps to mitigate the spread of disease and pests that can infect dead wood and potentially spread to healthy parts of the tree. Additionally, dead wooding enhances the tree's aesthetic appeal, promotes better air circulation, and allows more light to penetrate the canopy, fostering a healthier growing environment.