Safely Assessing & Cleanup of Storm-Damaged Trees

Allow us to determine the safest and most appropriate method for removing or pruning storm-damaged trees. Hiring our experienced tree service can help prevent further damage to your property. If you have any doubts or concerns about tree safety or damage, please contact us.

After a storm, addressing tree damage involves safety, assessment, and potentially professional help. Safety is paramount, especially when dealing with downed power lines and unstable branches. A professional can assess the damage and recommend appropriate action, which may include pruning, removal, or bracing. Proper pruning techniques are crucial for encouraging healthy regrowth and preventing further damage.

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  • Safety First

    Power Lines

    Be extremely cautious around fallen or damaged power lines. Do not approach them, as they can be dangerous.

    Hanging Limbs

    Be aware of hanging branches that could fall unexpectedly.

    Unstable Trees

    If you're unsure about the stability of a tree, contact a professional.

    When working on trees, appropriate safety gear, such as gloves, eye protection, and sturdy footwear, is a must.

  • Assessing the Damage

    Broken or Hanging Limbs

    Broken or hanging branches that pose a safety hazard should be removed immediately.

    Torn Bark

    Ripped or torn bark can open your tree to insect and disease infestations.

    Hidden Damage

    Inspect the tree for cracks in the trunk or limbs.

    Root Damage

    Check the roots that have pulled out of the ground or are appearing in places they weren't before.

  • Tree Care After Damage

    Pruning

    Proper pruning can help a tree recover from damage by removing broken or damaged branches while preserving the tree's natural shape. Using proper techniques is crucial to avoid causing further harm to the tree.

    Restoration Pruning

    This technique removes damaged limbs while maintaining the tree's natural form and encouraging new growth.

    Removal

    In cases of severe damage, a tree may need to be removed entirely. We can assess the situation and guide you through the process.

  • Insurance

    Contact your homeowner's insurance company to see if they will cover the cost of tree removal and cleanup.

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All American Tree Service, Inc.™ is licensed and fully insured for your protection and ours.

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