How to tell when to trim or remove tree(s):
(Note: Information below is not to cause fear but to educate)
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* Limbs are touching roof or other assets. Insects
and creatures such as squirrels, snakes, ants and
possums just to name a few, can move
from branches to a roof if branches grow too close.
* Limbs touching roof can prevent air from drying
moisture/rain from the shingles
and in turn cause your roof to rot in non visible places.
* Limbs hanging below eye level.
* Tree is leaning especially at 5 degrees or more and
there is a visible hump on the opposite side
of the lean (up rooting).
* Limbs/Bark is falling off (is deseased, dying or
dead).
* Cracking sounds in wind storms (CAUTION, call us
asap!).
* No leaves or brown leaves (most often is dead if
occurring in summer season).
* Lightning damage. An open area where the bark has
been blasted off. Is often a vertical strip blown off and
pieces strewn about the landscaping.
* Very close or to close to foundation or structure.
* Roots are cracking the bricks on your
house, driveway, side walk, etc.
* Evident moisture/leakage from tree.
* Mushrooms or moss growing on or near base of trunk.
* Holes in wood (the larger the opening the more
serious).
* Can peel away pieces with ease.
* Insects living in tree: Bees, Ants, worms, etc.
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