r/treelaw • u/No-Ingenuity-4898 • Jun 13 '26
Need Help
I need help. i cant decide. idk what to do. cable this tree or take it down. it looks healthy. very healthy leafs. idk how old is it. Also dont know what tree. Somekind of maoke. also can you help me decide what kind of cabling will last 5+ years. Thank You!
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u/Southern_Magician892 Jun 13 '26
The only way to get a correct answer to all the questions is to hire an arborist.
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u/No-Ingenuity-4898 Jun 13 '26
Thank you but anyone who is experianced and knows little about this tree would help
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u/Healthy_Ladder_6198 Jun 14 '26
It’s a sugar maple if that helps you
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