Tree Cabling & Bracing in Redding, CA

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Support for Trees Worth Saving

Some trees have a structural weakness but are too valuable to lose: a big valley oak that shades half the house, a sycamore that anchors the front yard, a fruit tree that’s been in the family for decades. Cabling and bracing adds support where the tree’s own structure is weak, reducing the chance that a trunk splits or a heavy limb fails.

Tree of Righteousness installs supplemental support systems for homeowners across Redding and Shasta County. An ISA Certified Arborist inspects the tree first and tells you whether support is a sound investment or whether the defect is too far along. If cabling is the right fit, we install it following the industry’s ANSI A300 standards for supplemental support systems. Start with a free estimate or call (530) 515-8924.

Testimonials

What Our Customers Say

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Joan Hogle

19:55 28 Sep 26

Awesome guy. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Will use Matt in the future .

Scott Davis

16:39 26 Sep 26

Mattheu and his team did a fantastic job removing two palm trees and trimming the oaks over our home. Their price was super reasonable and they took good care... of our yard and sprinklers where falling limbs could have damaged either. Thank you!read more

Leah Russell

00:03 23 Sep 26

I was extremely impressed with the job. They did. Matt was very friendly and honest.

Andrew Mitchell

21:46 22 Sep 26

Matthew was very awesome and very prompt to getting to our house and getting our issue diagnosed which happened to be very serious. Within a very short amount... of time was back with a crew!! Mathew paid so much attention to detail and did an excellent job!! Very sufficient in knowing exactly what was needed for us to be safe!! Thank you so much Matthew for everything that you do. I pray that your business just flourish and prosper in Jesus name!!read more

John Castillo

21:34 21 Sep 26

Thanks Matt! I’m so grateful he came and help save a tree we thought was a done deal. They did great on removal and the clean up was Awesome!

Dave Gowan

23:12 18 Sep 26

Matt and the Trees Of Righteousness team did an incredible job on a large tree we needed serious help with. They were very conscientious got it to exactly how... we wanted it and the tree turned out better than expected. Prompt service, complete follow-through, incredible cleanup and excellent job! Priced great as well.read more

Jimmy Gee

22:35 18 Sep 26

I first used them to remove a large tree in my front yard and I recently used them to remove a palm tree in my back yard. All of the employees I dealt with, on... the phone or in person, were polite and knowledgeable. The crews were on time and operated like a well oiled machine.read more

Joyce Beckelman

20:05 18 Sep 26

OK, hi this is Joyce Beckelman and I had the tree of righteousness come over to do a great big tree and they not only did the tree they gave me added help.... They said they would would do it and they did they cleaned up wonderful I had a wonderful experience with the price was great. Everything was really great thank you very much tree of righteousness.read more

Is Your Tree a Candidate for Cabling?

Cabling and bracing works best on trees that are healthy overall but have a specific structural issue. Common candidates include:

Codominant stems: Two or more trunks of similar size growing from one point, especially with bark pinched in a tight “V” between them.
Heavy, extended limbs: Long horizontal branches carrying a lot of weight far from the trunk, common on oaks.
Existing small cracks: A split that is caught early can sometimes be stabilized with rods and cables.
Trees near targets: A weak union over a roof, driveway or patio where failure would do real damage.
Specimen and heritage trees: Trees whose shade, age or value makes preserving them worth the effort.

When cabling isn’t the answer

Support hardware can’t fix a tree that’s dead, badly decayed at the base, or losing its root plate. If the defect is too serious, we’ll say so and walk you through hazardous tree removal instead. Our goal is an honest recommendation, not selling hardware.

Pruning comes first

Most cabling jobs pair with tree pruning. Reducing weight at the ends of heavy limbs lowers the load on a weak union, so the support system does less work and lasts longer.

Why Choose Us

Rooted in Integrity, Growing with Purpose

Affordable Rates

We provide quality tree care and weed control that won’t break the bank, offering transparent pricing without hidden fees.

Customer Satisfaction

We prioritize your needs and go the extra mile to keep your property looking its best year-round, with results you’ll be proud of.

Expert Care

Our skilled team ensures every tree and landscape service is done safely and professionally, using proper techniques to protect both your property and the environment.

Reliable Service

We show up on time and get the job done right the first time, giving you peace of mind that your outdoor space is in good hands.

How Cabling and Bracing Work

Cabling and bracing are two different tools, and many trees get both.

Cabling

Cables are installed high in the canopy between major limbs, typically about two-thirds of the way from the weak union to the branch tips. They limit how far limbs can move apart in wind so stress isn’t concentrated at the crotch. Depending on the tree, we use either flexible dynamic systems that allow natural sway or steel cable for heavier loads.

Bracing

Braces are threaded steel rods installed through the trunk or limbs, usually just above or below a weak union. They hold two stems together and resist twisting and splitting. Rods are often combined with cables for trees with existing cracks.

What to expect after installation

Inspections: Support systems should be checked about once a year and after major storms.
Adjustments: As the tree grows, hardware may need to be adjusted or replaced.
Realistic expectations: Cabling reduces risk. It does not guarantee a tree won’t fail in extreme weather.

Cabling and bracing is part of our full range of tree services. If you aren’t sure what your tree needs, a tree health assessment is a good place to start.

What's Next

Our 3 Step Process

STEP 1

Get a Free Estimate

STEP 2

Get Scheduled

Choose a time that works best for you, and we’ll make all the arrangements to ensure everything runs smoothly.

STEP 3

Wait and Relax

Once scheduled, simply sit back and let our team handle the rest. We’ll take care of the work with excellence and care, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Serving Redding and Shasta County

We install cabling and bracing systems for homeowners in Redding and surrounding communities including Anderson, Shasta Lake, Palo Cedro, Bella Vista, Cottonwood, Happy Valley, Igo, Millville, Shingletown, Lakehead and Red Bluff. Oaks, sycamores, walnuts and large ornamentals in our area often develop heavy, spreading limbs that benefit from support as they age.

Tree of Righteousness is a licensed tree service contractor (CA License #1096813) led by an ISA Certified Arborist. We’ll help you keep the trees you love standing safely. See all the areas we serve.

Common Questions About Tree Cabling & Bracing

What is tree cabling and bracing?

Cabling uses cables installed high in the canopy to limit how far heavy limbs can move apart. Bracing uses steel rods installed through the wood to hold weak unions together. Both reduce the chance of a split or limb failure.

Does cabling hurt the tree?

Installation requires small holes for hardware, which a healthy tree seals over. The long-term benefit of preventing a major split far outweighs the minor wound when the system is installed correctly.

How long does a cabling system last?

With annual inspections and adjustments as the tree grows, a system can serve for many years. Hardware may need to be replaced over time, especially after storms.

Can cabling save a tree that's already cracked?

Sometimes. A crack caught early can often be stabilized with rods and cables. If the crack is large or the wood is decayed, removal may be the safer option.

Is cabling a guarantee against failure?

No. Cabling and bracing lowers risk but can't make any tree storm-proof. That's why we pair it with pruning and recommend regular inspections.

How do I get started?

Request a free estimate online or call (530) 515-8924. Our ISA Certified Arborist will inspect the tree and tell you whether support is a good fit.