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There’s a tot to worry about during hurricane season including falling trees and limbs. The high winds and saturated soil conditions typically associated with Summer storms can cause tree roots to fail and branches to weaken. Limbs may be tom free during storms or an entire tree may fat, causing power outages, property damage and even personal injury.
While it is impossible to totally protect your trees from hurricane force winds, there are some basic procedures that can help reduce the risk of damage. Properly pruning your trees wit minimize potential storm damage. A skilled arborist wit took for
• Dead, dying and weakly attached branches and dead trees
• Decayed or split stems and branches
• Root disease or disturbances
• Exceptionally dense canopies
•Trees with poor architecture
• Species with weak wood
If you have any questions or would Ike for me to inspect your trees please feel free to call to schedule an appointment
1-877-Barttett (1-877-227-8538)
or email me at
jwood@bartlett.com
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