August Hunicke Arborists Inc.

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General Info: Certified Arborist. Our skill and experience is time-tested with year after year of problem solving in the tree care industry. We have efficiently defused countless hazardous tree situations and seen all manner of precarious possibilities. We can go from cutting down a massive pine tree that someone built a deck around, to intricately pruning a fruit tree.
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Categories: Arborists, Gardeners, Landscape Contractors, Landscaping & Lawn Services, Tree Service

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11/14/2016

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August is a top rate Arborist. It was fascinating watching he and his team expertly take down a couple of trees leaning towards my house. Very courteous, professional and safe work habits. I highly recommend this company.

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02/07/2014

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Great job August

You do nice work. Check out his videos. https://plus.google.com/115101604775501993452/videos

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Phone: (541) 787-2071

Website: https://augusthunicke.com

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August Hunicke Arborists Inc.

Tree Removal and Planting

Tree Removal
Tree removal, or felling, is the process of cutting a tree at the base, and letting the whole tree fall to the ground. It is often the easiest and most inexpensive way to remove a tree.
Stump Grinding and Removal
Stump removal involves cutting off the root system, then digging the bulk of the stump out and lifting it away with a crane.
Crown Reduction
If dead wooding is left unattended, it attracts pests and diseases. The removal of dead wood reduces the weight of a tree and so reduces the risk of limbs breaking off. Dead Wooding is often carried out hand in hand with Crown Thinning.
Storm Damage Cleanup

Tree Pruning and Trimming
Once the decision has been made to prune, your next decision is whether or not to tackle the job yourself. In the case of a large tree where you want to remove big branches in the upper area of the crown, it may be best to hire experts. Large tree pruning, in particular, can require climbing and heavy saws or even cherry-pickers and chain saws. This is a job that should be left to trained and experienced professionals. Never compromise personal safety in pruning a tree.
Tree Maintenance
My skill and experience is time-tested with year after year of problem solving in the tree care industry. I have efficiently defused countless hazardous tree situations and seen all manner of precarious possibilities. I can go from cutting down a massive pine tree that someone built a deck around, to intricately pruning a fruit tree.
Tree Cabling and Bracing
The installation of cables and bracing rods, along with pruning to reduce end-weight can reduce the likelihood of a structural failure. Properly installed cables help to redistribute structural stress, and bracing rods can provide support to branch attachments deemed weak. A combination of cabling and bracing can successfully address existing splitting limbs and trunks. We can best determine if your trees can benefit from the installation of cables and bracing rods.
Arborist Services
The most frequently performed tree removal technique in our area involves an arborist removing all of the branches on a tree as he encounters them on the ascent up the trunk of a tree. When the arborist reaches the top of the tree, a felling cut is made and the upper portion of the trunk falls to the ground. The arborist then begins to cut and push sections of wood from the trunk, letting them free fall to the ground below. The arborist usually stops when the remaining trunk is short enough to be safely felled. This tree removal procedure is sometimes referred to as “cut and chuck.” While often quickly performed, there are limitations to this method due to safety and potential for damage to the ground below.
Tree Mulching
Removal can be difficult or impossible with large and old trees, which have root systems that are just too hard to take out. Stump grinding lets you avoid having to dig – after cutting off all the parts of the tree that we can remove by conventional means, we then use a machine to grind and shred the stump into mulch and chips. Afterwards, the stump gets covered by soil or fertilizer, and that’s the last you will see of it. The chips that result from the grinding operation can be used as mulch or decoration for the rest of your yard.

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