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4 Ways to tell if you need emergency tree service

2/11/2020

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1. When you see the tree leaning. If you see a tree leaning more than 15 degrees it is a  good idea to call a tree professional. Some trees have a natural lean to their growth pattern but others lean due to storm damage or poor soil condition. Anything over a 15-degree lean,  especially if it happened recently or has gotten worse, should be taken care of immediately.

2. When a tree has fallen. If a tree has come crashing down or snapped in half due to high winds or other disaster, it needs to be cleaned up as soon as possible to avoid any other damage to nearby property or people. Downed trees are an immediate emergency.

3. When you notice dead branches. Large, dead branches are a sign of trouble ahead when it comes to your trees. If you spot a branch that is dead or dying, get it taken care of immediately in order to prevent it from falling or being blown off and causing damage to people or property.
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4. If there is a change in the roots or trunk. A strong, healthy tree can weather many storms, but even a healthy-looking tree might be hollow or dying inside if you aren’t looking close enough. Signs of rot or fungus near the roots or recently exposed roots are indicative of a problem.
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7/29/2023 05:42:28 am

Always keep at least 10 feet between tree branches and electricity lines. It is best to leave tree trimming near electricity lines to specialists because it might be risky. You should get rid of your tree right away if it is dead or dying and is close to a power line. Wildfires and power outages can result from trees that have fallen on electrical wires.

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10/22/2023 04:20:17 am

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Tree Surgeon Canterbury link
1/10/2024 08:29:56 am

Appreciate the advice! Recognizing changes in the roots or trunk can be a hidden sign of trouble in a seemingly healthy tree. Your mention of signs like rot or fungus highlights the importance of close observation for potential issues.

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Tree Surgeon Ashford Kent link
1/16/2024 08:31:35 am

Recognizing dead branches as a warning sign is helpful information. Addressing large, dead branches promptly can prevent potential hazards to both people and property.

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Tree Surgeon Sheppey link
1/18/2024 08:59:47 am

Valuable tips! Being attentive to changes in the roots or trunk, such as signs of rot or fungus, is essential for assessing a tree's health. This reminder encourages close observation for potential hidden issues even in outwardly healthy-looking trees.

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Tree Surgeon Hastings link
4/4/2024 02:48:20 am

Thank you for the advice! Being able to identify changes in the roots or trunk can serve as a subtle indication of trouble in a tree that appears to be healthy. Your reference to signs such as rot or fungus underscores the significance of careful observation to detect potential issues.

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Tree Surgeon Hawkhurst link
4/9/2024 03:19:44 am

Identifying dead branches as a warning signal is valuable insight. Taking prompt action to address large, dead branches can help mitigate potential risks to both individuals and property.

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Tree Surgeon Dover link
5/2/2024 02:01:57 am

Dead branches and changes in roots or trunk can indicate underlying issues in tree health, requiring immediate attention to prevent accidents or damage.

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Tree Surgeon Faversham link
5/30/2024 01:32:37 am

Thanks for the important information! It's crucial to act quickly when a tree has fallen to avoid further damage and ensure safety for everyone around.

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Tree Surgeon New Romney link
7/14/2024 10:51:22 pm

It's crucial to know about the risks associated with dead branches on trees. Thanks for sharing these tips on timely tree care.

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