TREE SERVICES

Emergency Tree Service

In the event of an emergency situation related to your trees, our knowledgeable arborists are available to help you when you need it most. We provide 24-hour emergency services for hazardous and storm-damaged trees that have failed and resulted in damage to your home property.

Once emergency services are complete, crews will then begin the process of clean up of the remaining portion of the downed tree or trees.

Even if your trees do not exhibit obvious damage after a weather event or no immediate emergency exists, it is important to have your property inspected by our Registered Consulting Arborist Representative who may detect symptoms and conditions that could lead to problems later.

Please call Props Tree and Landscape at (916) 997-5513 in the event of a tree emergency.

Tree Pruning

Our high-quality tree pruning has been our reputation for decades. With our expert pruning, provided by Certified Arborists, improves the health and appearance of your trees, prolonging their useful life through the select removal of undesirable branches, whether they are dead, weakened, heavy, diseased or insect-infested. We have been pruning to ANSI A-300 standards since the beginning of our time.

Tree Removal

Sometimes a tree's problems are so advanced that it can't be treated. When a tree like this becomes a hazard, we use proper equipment and techniques as per (American National Standards Institute A-300 Standards), to remove the tree and eliminate your safety and liability concerns.

Stump Grinding

Stump grinding is the most cost effective way to remove stumps and minimize the amount of damage to your property. In most cases, once we are finished, there is no sign that equipment was ever on your property. Our modern stump grinding equipment is light, maneuverable, quick, and non-intrusive.

Cabling & Bracing

Cables and brace rods are supplemental structural supports intended to reduce the risk of failure of weak branches and multiple stems.

Cables generally consist of extra high strength steel and are attached to bolts installed in the upper crown of a tree. They are intended to limit the movement of the supported branches so they are less likely to fail during storms.

Braces are thread rod that are installed through unions of weak branches and multiple stems to provide more rigid support from torsional (twisting) forces that can occur in violent weather.

Supplemental structural support systems should only be installed based on a thorough inspection and evaluation of tree structure by our certified arborists. Materials and techniques must comply with published industry standards (American National Standards Institute A-300 Standards).