Keeping Your Trees Safe and Healthy All the Time!
If you’re thinking about hiring a tree care expert, it’s important to first evaluate what you hope to achieve. In order to get started, you’ll need to choose between getting a service to remove a single tree or a full tree removal. Identifying the species of your tree is also important. To help you make an informed decision, below are 3 of the questions that can help you determine what kind of care your trees need:
How Big Are the Trees?
First, you need to estimate the height of the trees. It may be more difficult to remove a tree that is over 30 feet tall and has spread branches than one that is between 10 and 30 feet tall. After you’ve established that, you can move on to checking the trees’ vitality. Signs of illness or infection are something to keep an eye out for. Symptoms of the infection in trees include twigs that have lost their color or died, or perhaps an entire section of the tree where the leaves and bark have dropped off.
Are There Any Diseased Or Infected Branches?
You should also make sure to check if there are any diseased or infected branches. Diseased branches can be dangerous because they can break off and cause damage to your house, or your neighbor’s house, or even worse, blow over and cause damage to someone’s vehicle or property. Check for signs of infection like discoloration, a thick fungus growth, or missing leaves and branches. If you see any of these signs, then you should have the tree treated immediately or it could be too late and the disease could be passed on to the rest of the tree.
What Are Some Of Your Other Trees?
You should also make sure to find out what species of trees you have. If you have a mixed species tree removal service, then you should do some research to see if there are any allergies or concerns with specific trees in your neighborhood.
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