Biggest mistakes that every homeowner do during tree trimming

1. Biggest mistakes that every homeowner do during tree trimming Tree trimming is an essential part of the tree growth, appearance, and health of all trees. It helps remove the dead and dying branches and remove the risk of having the branches fall on things or people on your property. To save their time and money, most of the homeowner prefer DIY for tree trimming job. But we tell you that tree trimming needs an ISA Certified arborist. It is simply not worth the risk. Here are the 5 mistakes that every amateur tree trimmers make: Ignoring Safety Measures An untrained person does not know how to do the job right. Tree trimming is a dangerous and challenging job. ISA Certified arborists have not only studied. They need to continue their training and stay up-to-date on the latest safety measures to keep their certification. © 2021 Treescape® Australasia.

2. That is always a dangerous job, but some accidents happen when homeowners leave employment to professionals. Who is continually gaining access to more technology and techniques to keep themselves safe? Using Dull Tools Have you ever tried cutting the lawn with a stopped grass downhill? Most people don’t bother sharpening their blades because the grass is easy enough to cut. They don’t realize how much extra work they are creating for themselves. When you cut with dull knives, you are left with big clumps of grass all over the lawn, and you have to go back and cut everything again. It is also applied to tree trimming, but it worsens because trees are harder to cut, not to mention more dangerous. If you make a mistake in tree trimming, those branches will not grow back as your lawn does. Flush Cutting Thinking about breaking out the chainsaw and going to town on that dead branch? Think again. Maybe you get the right idea of what to do, and how to do it is very important. If you cut down too close to the trunk, you will significantly injure the tree and make an uneven look on the bark. That throws off the aesthetic of the landscape, and to make matters worse, will send a big warm welcome invitation to fungus, disease, and pests. If you don’t cut enough, you will be get rid of the falling tree limb hazard, but you are not helping the tree. An ISA Certified Arborist will know where to cut and how to cut so that the risk is removed, the tree can recover, and it looks as beautiful as ever. Pruning in Bad Weather Some people see a storm coming and running for the toolshed to get the project done just in time—a bad idea. Not only is it hazardous to prune during in-climate weather, but after the storm passes. Maybe the tree needs some work done on it anyway unless you have been on top of your tree trimming and pruning. That is why it is so vital to be proactive with tree trimming and tree pruning. ISA Certified arborist do tree trimming services regularly so that the trees are prepared for surprise storms. Also, it is good practice to have a professional tree trimmer stop by to take care of tree services in early winter or late fall so that the trees are ready to weather the storms and the cold. © 2021 Treescape® Australasia.

3. Poor Cleanup We all know it is bad form to be messy, but it is dangerous not to be clean when tree trimming. If you don’t take care of the mess, you make from pruning your tree. In that case, you are letting the most common cause of tree pruning fatalities and accidents remain on the property. Being struck by a falling limb or branch is famous as a “struck by” accident and is the foremost cause of serious accidents when pruning trees. It is not worth the risk of cleaning up after DIY. Let the tree professionals take care of it for you. Instead of it, if you are looking for Hedge trimming services, you can contact Treescape® for the most comprehensive result. CONTACT US Address: 21 Huia Road, Otahuhu 1062, PO Box 22149, Auckland 1640 Phone No: 0800 873 396 Email ID: info@treescape.co.nz Website: www.treescape.co.nz © 2021 Treescape® Australasia.