Tree services in Meadowvale
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Each plate below links to a full page from Meadowvale Tree Service. Pick the one that matches what you see in your yard, or call and describe it.
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Plate 1Red oak
Tree Trimming and PruningLimbs resting on the roof, rubbing the eaves or hanging low over the driveway.A limb that rests on shingles scrapes them in every wind, and a heavy limb over the driveway only gets heavier. Trimming shortens those limbs to a healthy side branch, so the tree keeps its shape and grows away from the house.Read about trimming and pruning
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Plate 2Silver maple
Dead Branch RemovalBare grey limbs that shed bark and snap off in an ordinary wind.A dead branch dries out, loses strength and drops in a wind that the rest of the tree ignores. The one you noticed is often not the only one, so we look through the whole crown and take out every dead limb worth removing.Read about dead branches
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Plate 3Willow
Emergency Storm Damage CleanupA limb on the house, the car or the fence after wind or ice.Wind and ice bring down limbs across Meadowvale in the same night, and the worst ones land on roofs, cars and fences. Call as soon as it happens. Roofs with a tree on them, and cars boxed into the driveway, get handled first.Read about storm damage
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Plate 4Green ash
Tree RemovalA dead, split or leaning tree that pruning can no longer fix.Some trees can't be saved: a trunk full of rot, a split down the middle, a lean toward the house that gets worse each year. Taking one down in a Meadowvale backyard means working between the house, the fence and the neighbour's garage.Read about tree removal
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Plate 5Norway maple
Crown Thinning and Canopy ReductionA crown so dense it shades the whole yard and catches wind like a sail.Thinning takes out selected branches from inside the crown. The tree keeps its size and shape, but light reaches the lawn and wind passes through instead of pushing against it.Read about crown thinning
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Plate 6Basswood
Tree Cabling and BracingTwo trunks pulling apart at a narrow V, or one long limb carrying too much weight.Some trees grow two trunks from one point, with a tight V between them. Bark gets pinched inside the joint, and the wood there never grows strong. In a heavy wind or under ice, the two halves pull apart.Read about cabling and bracing
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Plate 7Honey locust
Stump Grinding and RemovalA stump left in the lawn that sprouts, trips people or blocks a new plan.A stump left after a removal sprouts new shoots, rots slowly and blocks the mower, the new fence or the patio you want to build. Grinding chews the stump down below the grass line in an hour or two.Read about stump grinding
Not sure what the tree needs?
Tell us what you see on the form. An arborist comes by, names the problem and puts a price on paper at no charge.
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Your note is in. Watch for a call from us before the next workday wraps up, and we'll set a time to see the tree in person. Tree already down? Ring (289) 206-8523.