Claire.Z
New Member
Our neighbor below us is willing to have us pay to top his 26 Italian Cypress trees, which have obliterated what for decades had been an excellent view of the downtown skyline - and therefore significantly reduced our home value.
We want to ensure that the cutting is done in a manner that will not harm the trees. We understand that rather than a straight horizontal cut, they must be cut in an irregular pattern to promote replacement growth. The space between the trees will fill in. The trees will continue to grow in height, but at a much slower rate.
The company we want to hire is experienced in this, but we need to make sure their strategy is arboreally correct.
We want to ensure that the cutting is done in a manner that will not harm the trees. We understand that rather than a straight horizontal cut, they must be cut in an irregular pattern to promote replacement growth. The space between the trees will fill in. The trees will continue to grow in height, but at a much slower rate.
The company we want to hire is experienced in this, but we need to make sure their strategy is arboreally correct.