When disaster strikes, you’ll probably know if you need an emergency tree removal or not. However, knowing what signs and symptoms to look for in your trees before something extreme happens can save you from getting to the point of any mishaps.
In this blog, we will be going over some signs to look for that it might be time to call for emergency tree services.
- Exposed Roots – As the anchor of your tree, roots are responsible for supporting the stability of the structure. Seeing visible rootage on top of the ground can indicate that your tree’s health is deteriorating. When upward pressure from the soil beneath pushes roots above the ground, the strength of the system is compromised.
- Trunk Cavities – Tree trunks are not supposed to be hollow. Over time, especially in older trees, a process called piping may occur. If you notice any cavities or hollow areas in the trunk, it could indicate structural damage or decay.
- Falling Branches – Due to being exposed to the elements and a tree’s natural life cycle, falling branches are to be expected. However, when pieces of your tree are falling off in mass, without any clear perpetration, it could indicate an underlying health issue.
Whether you have a small backyard or several acres of land, we’re ready to evaluate the state of your trees at any time, including when you feel you might need emergency tree services to help with your trees. Our experts can determine the overall health of your trees and let you know if emergency tree services are needed to ensure your safety and that of those on your property.