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Tree removal is a last-resort option, but it is unfortunately sometimes the only option that’s left. When a tree is dead and decaying, it can cause damage to other plants around your property if it is not removed. Of course, the hazards don’t stop there: decaying trees simply do not have the structural stability it takes to withstand hurricane-level winds. If left unchecked, diseased or dead trees can easily be brought down by a hurricane, causing potentially devastating damage to a property or home. Don’t worry: with attentiveness and proper property care, this is highly unlikely – and we’re here to help you make sure you’re covered.

If you take a look around your property only to find that your trees look perfectly healthy, that’s fantastic – and there are still some steps you can take to make sure that they’re extra fortified for hurricane season. If it’s been a couple of years since the last time your trees were pruned, it’s a great idea to call a professional and arrange that now, before hurricane season is in full swing. Tree pruning is ideal at least a few weeks before hurricane season so that any loose branches or twigs can be cleared away with plenty of time to spare without becoming projectile hazards. By arranging for professional tree pruning – and a professional inspection of your property – you’ll help maintain your peace of mind about your property’s health and overall preparedness for storm season.

Tree removal before hurricane season is something no homeowner wants to deal with, but it’s crucial to take care of it before storm season is fully underway. To get a professional’s input on the health of your trees and property overall, or to get your property maintained in preparation for hurricane season, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’ll be happy to give you a free quote on property maintenance services.