Tree Cabling, Bracing & Structural Support
When Is Structural Support Needed?
- Split or weak crotches
- Heavy limb weight
- Historic tree preservation
- Over-extended branches
- Co-dominant stems
- Storm damage prevention
- Multiple trunk systems
- Post-storm reinforcement
Prevention & Preservation
- ISA Certified Arborists
- Professional-Grade Materials
- Custom System Design
- Long-Term Monitoring
Our Structural Support Services
Cable Installation
High-strength cables installed in the upper crown to limit movement of weak branches and reduce stress on vulnerable unions.
- Flexible steel cables
- Non-invasive installation
- Regular inspection included
- Adjustable systems
Bracing Systems
Rigid bracing with threaded rods through co-dominant stems or weak unions to provide structural support and prevent splitting.
- Threaded rod installation
- Prevents splitting
- Long-lasting support
- Professional assessment
Prop Installation
Physical props support heavy branches from below, ideal for valuable or historic trees with significant horizontal growth.
- Custom prop design
- Aesthetic solutions
- Load distribution
- Minimal tree impact
Our Support System Process
Tree Assessment
Our ISA Certified Arborist evaluates structural integrity and identifies weak points requiring support.
System Design
Custom support system designed specifically for your tree's structure and needs.
Professional Installation
Expert installation using proper techniques and materials to ensure tree health and safety.
Ongoing Monitoring
Regular inspections to ensure systems remain effective as the tree grows.
Why Choose Professional Support Systems?
Tree Preservation
- Maintain property value
- Preserve shade & beauty
- Protect ecosystem value
Risk Reduction
Professional support systems significantly reduce the risk of branch or trunk failure during storms and high winds.
- Prevent property damage
- Increase storm resistance
- Peace of mind
Protect Your Valuable Trees
Contact us for a professional assessment. Our ISA Certified Arborists will
evaluate your trees and recommend appropriate support systems.