As the season transitions to fall, all eyes turn to trees. While most of the attention is on the brightly colored leaves, there should also be some consideration for the branches, trunk, and roots. Here are some fall tree care tips to keep in mind before, during, and after the leaves change and drop. Read more
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If a tree falls on your house, but it’s not planted in your yard, who pays for the damage? Get to the root of the fallen tree removal process to weigh your options. Read more
After assessing a neighboring tree and talking with that neighbor about what needs to be done, it’s time to get to work. Here are some do’s and don’ts when it comes to dealing with a neighbor’s tree. Read more
Talking with Your Neighbor about Tree Care
Plus Additional Action When Talking Doesn’t Work
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August 17, 2023
Once you’ve determined who’s liable for the tree, and that the issue shouldn’t be ignored, now it’s time to be neighborly. Here are some tips for talking with your neighbor about tree care. Read more
For some homeowners, the dream is to live in a quiet neighborhood where the people are friendly and the scenery is peaceful. Neighbors have the ability to enhance the home-owning experience or become a source of stress—especially if there’s an issue that needs to be addressed. One of these issues may involve a certain tree that’s planted close to the property line and has now grown into a hazard for the surrounding yards. Determining tree pruning liability can be an easy or complicated process—depending on the type of neighbors you have. Read more
With summer comes storms. Even if you don’t live in an area that’s usually hit by hurricanes, your trees are still susceptible to damage from lightning, downpours, and high winds. Learn how you can help prevent summer storm tree damage and how to deal if it happens. Read more