Trees are wonderful to have, but like any living organism, they have a life span. Unfortunately, if there are dead or damaged trees on your property, you get to deal with the aftermath. Whether a tree is damaged or dying, you'll need to arrange for its removal. For most situations, that means calling a tree removal service. You really can't remove trees yourself, as they are too big to be handled and cut without professional equipment and a team of arborists. If you see any of the following signs, it's time to call for tree removal services.
Strong storms can break tree branches and send leaves flying. They can also damage the tree so badly that the tree starts to die. If you've recently experienced extreme weather that resulted in damage, it's time to call a tree removal service. A damaged, dying tree can easily drop heavy branches on whoever is walking by. The tree can eventually fall over, too. It's best to have it removed now before it creates a real safety problem.
If you notice mushrooms, especially shelf mushrooms, sprouting from the trunk of the tree, that indicates the tree is rotting inside. This is a sign of a dead or dying tree, according to Southern Living. That's a tree you can't save, so removal is the only option. Check with your tree service about removing the stump and roots, too.
If the tree is leaning over, get a tree service there right away. A leaning tree is on its way to becoming a tree falling over. That is disastrous for you and your neighbors. A tree service can remove the tree so that it is no longer a danger. Even if the tree doesn't look like it's moving, it can speed up at any time and quickly cause damage. It's best not to wait until it's too late.
If you see broken branches, split trunks, mushrooms, or leaning, it's time to call a tree service. Don't assume that because the tree is located in a neighborhood backyard you can't have anything done; single-family residences account for 65% of the calls for tree services, according to Arborists Near Me. Call our team at D & E Outside Services today to learn more about what we can do for you.
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