34 five-star Google reviews
Tree Cabling & Bracing in Greenwood, SC
Tree cabling and bracing in Greenwood, SC, from a local crew with 34 five-star Google reviews. Steel cables and rods help hold a good tree together. That can save a tree you would rather keep.
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When cabling helps
Some big trees split into two trunks at one spot. Some have a heavy limb over the house. In a storm or an ice event, those weak spots can tear apart.
If the tree is healthy, a steel cable between the limbs keeps them from pulling apart. A brace rod can hold a split trunk together. We often trim some weight off the limbs at the same time.
When it does not help
Cables cannot fix a rotten trunk. They cannot fix a pine that leans from the roots. If we think the tree is not safe to keep, we will tell you, and we will explain why.
Trees worth saving in Greenwood
Most trees worth cabling are big old hardwoods. Think of the water oaks, willow oaks, and pecans in Greenwood's older neighborhoods. Those trees took decades to grow, so saving one is often worth it.
How it works
From your call to a clean yard
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Call us
Call (864) 396-0050 and tell us about the job. We set a time to come look.
- 2
Get a clear price
We look at the job and give you a price before any work starts.
- 3
We do the work
We get it done, clean up, and haul it all away.
Price
What sets the price
We look at the tree first, then give you a price. These things change it:
- How big the tree is
- How many cables or rods it needs
- Whether it needs trimming at the same time
Call (864) 396-0050 for a price on your job.
Reviews
What customers say
34 five-star Google reviews.
“Best hands down. Very smart and professional.”
Questions
Tree Cabling & Bracing questions
Which trees need cabling?
Trees with two trunks that split from one spot, or a heavy limb over a roof or driveway. Around Greenwood, these are often big water oaks, willow oaks, and pecans.
How long does cabling last?
Steel cables often last 15 to 20 years or more. Have them checked every year or two, since the tree keeps growing.
Can cabling save a dying tree?
No. Cables help a healthy tree that has a weak spot. They do not fix rot or disease.
Can a cable fix a pine leaning toward my house?
Usually not. A lean like that starts in the trunk or the roots, and a cable up top will not change it. We will tell you if taking the tree down is the safer choice.
Areas we serve
Cabling and bracing in Greenwood and nearby towns
We are based in Greenwood, SC. We also do this work in these towns.
Have a tree worth saving?
Call (864) 396-0050. Tell us what you need, and we will set a time to come look.
Call for availability.