Why Trees Need to be “Laced” or “Shaped”
Lacing a pine tree, palm tree, or eucalyptus tree is a great way to ensure that the tree stays healthy. Lacing allows the remaining branches to get the air and light they need. When a tree has branches and foliage that are too dense and compact, the tree can’t get the light and the air that it needs to be as healthy as possible. Because of that, the tree lacks proper nutrients and starts to struggle to stay healthy. By lacing the tree, all of this is avoided and the tree can attain optimal health and proper growth.
The Tree Lacing Process
Tree lacing works by removing some branches to allow the other branches to have room and nutrients with which they can grow. Instead of simply trimming back random branches, though, or cutting nearly all branches shorter, lacing involves a careful study of the tree itself in order to decide which branches to remove and how much of those branches should be taken off the tree. This precision is highly important, as a way to ensure that the tree is able to be as strong and healthy as possible.
Tree lacing usually takes longer than just trimming a tree, but the actual time it takes depends on the size and complexity of the tree. That’s due to the precision nature of the job, as more care is needed. The cost of lacing is also higher than trimming, and that’s true whether it’s a eucalyptus tree, a pine tree, or a palm tree. It’s not about the kind of tree, but the time required to do the job. Pope Tree Service will always draft a detailed, written estimate to show you before starting any tree lacing work.
Why Pope Tree Services
Why Pope Tree Services? Because of the quality and value you get when you hire us to perform your tree lacing services. We have more than 20 years of experience, hundreds of happy customers, and the proper licensing and insurance to protect us, you, and your property. You can trust what we offer, and our service is second to none. We provide tree lacing throughout our entire service area, which includes the entire North and East of San Diego County. Give us a call today, and get a free quote for your tree lacing needs.