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Arborlogical Inc.’s staff of ISA Certified Arborists and experienced tree care professionals can perform any service your trees and/or shrubs may require. We employ the most skilled climbers and experienced personnel in the industry.
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Tree Services:

• Pruning
• Removals​
• Stump Grinding
• Shearing
• Cabling
• Hazard Analysis & Reduction​

• Tree Planting
• Deep Root Fertilization
• Deep Root Feeding
• ​Insect & Disease Control
• Soil Sampling
• Shrub Pruning

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Pruning

Proper pruning is imperative. The vast majority of trees you see here are not native to this area. Pruning encourages healthy vertical growth and discourages warped growth patterns.
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Pruning Types:

The primary techniques for pruning trees are training, cleaning, thinning, and raising. Some trees may need only one type of pruning while others may require all four:

TRAINING

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Technique used on juvenile trees to ensure a good growth and branching pattern once the tree reaches maturity. Properly training a tree early in its lifespan can prevent the majority of problems before they start.

CLEANING

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The removal of deadwood throughout the canopy.

tHINING

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The removal of crossing and rubbing branches. Thinning also opens up the canopy for better light penetration and takes the weight off heavier branches.​

rAISING

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The lifting or removal of low hanging limbs. Raising may also be required for the clearance of buildings, fences, and utility lines.

Why You Should Prune

• Improve Appearance
• Hazard & Property Damage Prevention
• Encourage Healthy Growth Patterns
• Control Growth Direction
• Promote Flowering & Fruit Production
• Increase Light Penetration & Air Circulation
• Overall Health of the Tree
• Structural Integrity

Tree Removals

While nobody wants to remove a tree, circumstances sometimes require it. Arborlogical Inc. has 20+ years of experience removing trees in the most adverse scenarios one can imagine. Tree removal requires proper equipment, training, and knowledge.
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Stump Grinding

​Stump grinding is the preferred and most common method of stump removal. This process removes the visible remains of the tree to around 8” below the surface. Leaving the roots intact keeps from disturbing the surrounding soil and vegetation and allows natural decomposition to occur over time. The hole is generally backfilled with a combination of wood shavings and dirt or can be filled with topsoil and seeded over.
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Shearing

​Shearing is one of the primary methods of shrub maintenance. A few select species of shrubs react well to shearing while others incur severe damage if sheared indiscriminately.
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Cabling & Bracing

A technique used to prevent and treat branch failure. Cabling is most effective when used as a preventative measure to increase the longevity of older trees, but can also be used to treat existing splits. ​
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Hazard Analysis

Many potentially hazardous tree limbs are completely imperceptible to the untrained eye. Our arborists are always willing to inspect your trees for potential danger.
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Tree Planting

We will advise you on every step of the planting process to ensure the best chance of a healthy thriving tree. 
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Deep Root Fertilization

​Trees need extra nutrients to reach their full potential and offset the lack of natural nutrient recycling in a manicured setting. Forest ecosystems are much different than the manicured environment in which we plant and maintain trees. Rather than having a forest floor covered in decaying organic material, our trees are competing for nutrients with turf, restricted by structures, and rooting in places with little to no nutrient recycling.
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Insect & Disease Control

Insect and disease control is an important part of maintaining a healthy tree. Let Arborlogical Inc. identify the problem if you have one and provide you with the best solution.
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Soil Sampling

Soil conditions are the single most important component to the health of your landscape. Logically, this makes knowing the composition of your soil key to making an effective plan of action.
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Shrub Pruning

Proper shrub pruning is very important because, like a tree, a shrub can be damaged or destroyed by poor pruning technique.
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Educational Presentations

We have some of the most knowledgeable professionals in the tree care industry on our staff and we are happy to share some of that knowledge whenever we can.
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