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Sometimes, the need for tree removal service is obvious—such as a fallen tree on your property or large branches hanging on by a thread. Other times, the signs are less evident. Nonetheless, knowing what to look for will help keep your vehicles, home, and loved ones safe from harm.

Now and then, take a few minutes to inspect your yard for the following warning signs that call for tree removal service:

  • A Leaning Tree: When a tree’s root system starts to fail, the tree will begin to lean. While it may take a while before the plant completely topples over, it will happen eventually. Therefore, it’s best to be proactive and have it removed before damage can occur.
  • Cluttered Roofs or Driveways: If your roof or driveway is constantly littered with leaves, branches, acorns, and other debris, you might consider having the problem tree removed. Tree cutting services provide a temporary fix by trimming branches, but sooner or later, you’ll find yourself in the same position again.
  • tree removal serviceCompromised Power Lines: Trees hanging over or intertwined in power lines often need to be removed, as the hazards of high voltage and damaged power lines are too significant.
  • A Diseased or Decaying Tree: If a tree is no longer sprouting leaves in the spring and its bark is peeling, it’s likely diseased or dead. When a tree is no longer alive, it’s much more likely to lose heavy branches or suddenly fall over.
  • Unruly Root Systems: Are sprawling roots taking over your yard? If so, the problem will only intensify as the tree grows larger. Enlist the help of a professional to keep your foundation and sewage or water lines safe from root intrusion.

 

As soon as you notice any of these signs, call Alton Tree Services for prompt, affordable tree removal service. Serving West Hartford, CT, and the surrounding areas, their tree professionals also excel in cutting and stump grinding. To speak with one of their knowledgeable team members, call (860) 236-8027. You can also learn more about Alton Tree Services on their Facebook page. 

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