What does our tree surgeon perform and what is tree surgery?

 Arborists, or Tree Surgeon in Templeton, handle necessary tree care for people and businesses around the nation. You might assume that a tree surgeon's daily tasks include just taking down fallen trees and pruning back branches. But contrary to popular belief, there's a lot more to this line of work.

Tree Surgery Types

Felling and removal: Felling is the process of taking down a tree because it is either beyond repair or has caught a disease that needs to be kept from spreading to the nearby trees. It is one of the more well-known parts of tree surgery.  Even though it seems easy enough, feeling requires a license and a well-thought-out plan in advance. The Glendale crew ensures that every tree is taken down effectively and safely.

Tree crown reduction is the practice of cutting back on a tree's canopy to manage the tree's overall size. In addition to increasing light, this lessens stress on the tree. 

Tree stump and root removal: If a tree stump and roots are left behind after it is chopped down, they may decay or sprout new plants. The Glendale team uses either chemical or mechanical methods, or occasionally both.

Crown lifting is the process of cutting off a portion of a tree's lower branches to increase its height. Tree Services in Templeton perform this so that weight is removed from the tree, more light can enter, limbs are kept away from structures, and motorists may safely pass beneath trees.