Deluxe Trees

The importance of deadwooding

Definition: Removing dead, dying, or diseased branches from a tree.
Purpose: Reducing risks, improving the tree’s health, and enhancing its appearance.

Prevents Accidents: Dead branches can fall unexpectedly, posing risks to people, property, or vehicles.
Prevents Disease and Pest Spread: Deadwood attracts pests and fungi, which can spread to healthy parts of the tree or nearby plants.
Improves Aesthetics: Removing unsightly deadwood makes the tree look well-maintained and visually appealing.
Enhances Tree Health: Removing dead branches allows the tree to focus energy and nutrients on healthy growth.

Regular Maintenance: Deadwood removal can be done any time of year, especially when dead branches are noticed.
After Storms: Heavy storms may cause branches to break or die, making post-storm deadwooding essential for safety.
Annual Inspection: Annual inspection to catch potential issues early.

Dead or Brittle Branches: Branches that snap easily or have no green inside when broken.
Decay or Fungal Growth: The presence of mushrooms or rot on the branches.
Hollow or Splitting Branches: Weak branches with visible cracks or hollows.
Unusual Lean or Shape: Branches that are drooping or putting unusual weight on the tree.

Safety First: Our team of professionals have the experience and equipment to remove dead branches safely, especially from large or tall trees.
Expert Care: Proper deadwooding techniques prevent damage to the tree while ensuring only dead branches are removed.
Complete Service: Deluxe Trees handle debris removal and disposal, leaving the property clean.