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Tree Health & Cabling in Nashville

Assessment, feeding, disease treatment and cabling for trees worth keeping.

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Tree Health & Cabling in Nashville, Tennessee

Assessment, feeding, disease treatment and cabling for trees worth keeping.

Nashville's Tree Service does tree health & cabling for homeowners across Middle Tennessee — licensed, insured, with the price in writing before the work starts. Tree services that rig the wood down in pieces, prune to the branch collar, and know which trees to save.

Why homeowners call

The reasons people get in touch.

  • Tree leaning toward the house
  • Limbs over the roof
  • Storm brought one down
  • Dead tree that might fall
  • Stumps left in the yard
  • Roots lifting the driveway

What is included

What tree health & cabling covers.

  • Assessment of decline, dieback and structural defects
  • Cabling and bracing for weak unions worth supporting
  • Deep root fertilization where soil is the limiting factor
  • Disease and pest identification, including borers and blights
  • Construction damage assessment and root zone protection
  • Honest recommendation, including when a tree cannot be saved

Tree Health & Cabling, in practice

A tree with a tight, included branch union is a tree that will split, and on silver maple and Bradford pear — both extremely common across Middle Tennessee — it is close to inevitable. Cabling can extend the life of a tree worth keeping considerably.

Construction damage is the most common cause of decline in established suburban trees, and it shows up years after the work. Compaction and root severing within the drip line during a build or a driveway replacement is what kills a tree that looked fine at the time.

Service area

Tree Service across all of Middle Tennessee.

Nashville and 64 more towns in 12 counties. Within about an hour of Nashville, we cover you.

FAQ

Tree Health & Cabling — questions

Is my tree dying, and can it be saved?

Dead branches at the top, bark falling off, fungus at the base, a lean that is new, and leaves that are small or off-color are the signs to look at. Some of it is treatable — a nutrient deficiency, a pest, compacted soil over the roots. Root rot, a hollow trunk or a major structural crack usually is not. An assessment says which, and whether the tree is safe to keep while it is treated.

What is tree cabling and when is it needed?

Steel cables installed high in the crown to support a weak fork or a heavy limb so it does not split away in a storm. It is used on trees worth keeping — a mature oak over the house, a tree with a codominant stem — where removing the weak part would ruin the tree. Cables are inspected every few years and they are a support, not a guarantee.

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