Don't Wait Till it's Overdue: Identifying Dangerous Trees
Tree removal is a difficult and potentially hazardous task. If a tree has died or ill-healthed, or is at risk of falling, it may require removal to prevent damage to the property and to make sure that the tree is safe. But how can you tell when a tree must be cut down? This article will walk you through the warning signs to look out to and assist you determine when it’s time to call the professionals.
Dead or dying trees
One of the evident signs that a plant should be removed is if it’s dead or dying. Dead trees are without leaves and can appear dead. If a tree is without leaves or signs of new growth, it is likely dead. In addition, the bark of dead trees might be dry, cracked, or peeling.
Trees that are diseased
Trees with diseases could pose a danger to other plants and trees in the surrounding area. The most common signs of disease in trees include yellowing leaves, wilted branches, and mushroom growth at the base or the trunk. If you suspect your tree may be diseased It is essential to get it checked by an arborist who is a professional.
Leaning Trees
Trees that are leaning to one side can be an indication of a failing root structure, and the tree may be at risk of falling. To find out if a tree that is leaning is at risk, look for cracks or breaks in the trunk and examine the soil around the tree’s base. If you see any of these signs you should examine the tree by an arborist.
Overhanging Branches
The branches of overhanging trees which are located close to power lines or structures can be a danger to property and safety. If you have concerns regarding branches that hang overhanging you should get the tree assessed by an arborist who will determine if pruning or removal is needed.
FAQs
How can I tell when a tree has died?
A tree is considered dead when it is without leaves and shows no signs of growth. Additionally, the bark of a dead tree can be dry, cracked or peeling.
What are the warning signs of a diseased tree?
Common signs of disease on trees include the appearance of yellowing leaves, wilted branches, and mushrooms growing at the at the base of the tree.
Can you safely remove an entire tree on your own?
Tree removal is a complex and potentially dangerous task. It is best to leave the task to experts who can ensure the safety of you and others.
Conclusion
When it comes to tree removal, you need to be aware of the signs that a tree should be removed. By being aware of the indicators of dying or dead trees, diseased trees overhanging or leaning branches and overhanging branches, you can take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of your property and those who live around you. If you believe that the tree that is on your property must be removed, don’t hesitate to reach out to Hawkesbury Tree Removal for a professional review. Our arborists are highly skilled and have the experience and equipment to handle all your tree removal needs. Don’t take any chances with your safety. If you suspect that a tree on your property needs to be removed, call Hawkesbury Tree Removal today for a expert assessment. Our experienced arborists will provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing your property is in safe hands. Contact us today to 0480 024 203 to schedule an appointment.