Emergency Tree Service Services

Emergency Tree Service Services

• 24-hour emergency service is available
• Emergency storm service
• IDENTIFYING SIGNS OF AN EMERGENCY TREE SITUATION

You can inspect your trees regularly to identify the following emergencies:

• Leaning: Some trees lean naturally towards the sun. However, if a tree suddenly leans, it is likely due to “uprooting.”

• Sickly Appearance: If disease or pests have penetrated the tree, it weakens the roots, trunk, and branches. Signs of disease include:
• Dead and dying branches
• Holes in the bark or leaves
• Leaves appearing wilted, spotted, yellow, or burnt
• Discoloration
• Fungal growth
• Lumpy growth on the trunk or branches

• Hanging Branches: Large, hanging branches are dangerous to the building and occupants below.

• Branch Loss: If a tree loses too many branches, it can’t feed itself and becomes less stable.

• Root or Branch Infringement: If you notice tree roots or branches are spreading dangerously close to the building or areas such as parking lots or pathways, it can cause severe property damage. It also presents a potential hazard to occupants and visitors. Roots and branches infringing on neighboring buildings are a liability and require immediate removal.
  

If you discover any of these risks, it’s time to call an emergency tree service.