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Arborist

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935 Crest Valley Rd, Atlanta, GA, 30327

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<p>Install one Cobra cable to add support to an up righted Leyland cypress and secured to a neighboring pine. </p><p>
</p><p>Cobra cables are made of high-strength, braided polypropylene rope and are attached to limbs by wrapping around the branches instead of drilling components through the tree. The cable systems come with shock absorbing, expansion, and abrasion protection components. The Cobra system has been recommended for your tree because it offers specific advantages over steel cable systems. </p><p>
</p><p>Cabling will lessen the risk of stem breakage as a result of weak unions, but it does not lessen the risk of uprooting failure. </p><p>NOTE: Cables are neither a permanent remedy to structural weaknesses, nor a guarantee against failure. Cables should be inspected periodically by a Certified Arborist and adjusted or repaired if necessary. </p><p>Tree support systems installed and maintained according to ANSI A300 (part 3) 33.6.2.1 standards for Cabling, Bracing and Guying.</p>

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<p>*Update* </p><p>
</p><p>The tree was up righted and secured to a neighboring pine tree with COBRA cable.  </p><p>
</p><p>The price will be calculated based on time and materials. </p><p>
</p><p>Remove the fallen 15&quot; Leyland cypress using conventional climbing, rigging, and felling techniques. The limbs will be lowered using rigging and the trunk wood will be cut in short sections and allowed to fall freely to the ground near the base of the tree. Haul all resultant debris from the property, leaving a stump. We will hand carry tree debris or utilize a hand cart to move the sections of tree because of limited access or to avoid damage to the turf.</p>

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Service Description

Install one Cobra cable to add support to an up righted Leyland cypress and secured to a neighboring pine. 
Cobra cables are made of high-strength, braided polypropylene rope and are attached to limbs by wrapping around the branches instead of drilling components through the tree. The cable systems come with shock absorbing, expansion, and abrasion protection components. The Cobra system has been recommended for your tree because it offers specific advantages over steel cable systems. 
Cabling will lessen the risk of stem breakage as a result of weak unions, but it does not lessen the risk of uprooting failure. NOTE: Cables are neither a permanent remedy to structural weaknesses, nor a guarantee against failure. Cables should be inspected periodically by a Certified Arborist and adjusted or repaired if necessary. Tree support systems installed and maintained according to ANSI A300 (part 3) 33.6.2.1 standards for Cabling, Bracing and Guying.

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