Tree removal is done for many reasons, with the most likely being that the tree is dead or a hazard, maybe it’s an eyesore.
Most trees add color and curb appeal to our properties. So when and how do we know it is the right decision to remove a tree?
A healthy looking tree may fall during a storm, so an annual inspection of your trees is the safest approach to tree care. A check up allows you to identify potential problems before they occur.
Signs of a Distressed Tree
- Dead and Dying Parts – These are the most likely candidates for removal.
- Broken and or Hanging Branches – This can happen for many reasons and may not indicate the tree should be removed. It may only need to be trimmed.
- Missing or Decaying Wood or Bark – This does indicate a tree in distress.
- Leaning – Leaning and unbalanced trees are often the first to fall with ground saturation. This tree may be healthy but still a hazard.
A healthy looking tree may fall during a storm, so an annual inspection of your trees is the safest approach to tree care.
Safety Tip
- You should always keep trees and branches cut back away from buildings and electrical wires.
What to Do?
If you notice any of these things or are uncertain about the health of your trees call us. We have licensed arborists to help you with a risk assessment.
Gain some peace of mind by having Premium ensure the health of your tree, and protect your home from catastrophe.
