Hurricane Season Prep: Experts Advise Trimming Trees to Prevent Damage
KHOU 11June 7, 20252 min363 views
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- ⚠️ Hurricane season begins Sunday, and recent storms serve as a reminder of potential tree-related damage.
- 💡 Last year, over 50% of Houston's urban tree canopy was impacted or weakened by Hurricane Barrel.
Expert Tree Removal Services
- ⚡ Tree removal companies are working overtime to prepare residents for the upcoming season.
- 🗓️ The lead-up to hurricane season is considered "crunch time" for crews dealing with numerous calls.
- 📞 Many calls are for trees showing signs of dying or posing a risk before hurricane season.
Identifying Dangerous Trees
- 🌳 Deep cracks, leaning against structures, or visible decay are signs a tree may be dangerous.
- 🍂 A tree losing leaves on half of its branches can indicate disease and potential danger.
- 🏠 If a dangerous tree is not addressed, it could break and damage nearby structures.
Trimming vs. Removal
- 💨 In some cases, trimming branches can allow wind to pass through, reducing a tree's threat.
- ❓ If unsure whether a tree needs removal or trimming, consult a professional tree service.
- ✅ Taking action now can prevent significant damage to homes and businesses.
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