saving trees that are damaging your roof

Posted on: 10 June 2015
If a storm knocks a tree over onto your home, you will have to go through a lot of steps to get the repairs you need. This can not only create a mess with your house and yard, but it could also cost you money and lead to an increase in your home insurance rates. To protect your house and insurance premiums, you may want to consider hiring a tree removal company to trim your trees and remove any hazardous trees you may have in your yard.
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Posted on: 10 June 2015
Trees are a great way to improve the appearance and value of your property. But when faced with a sick or damaged tree, many people struggle to know when to remove it and when to just let it be. Unfortunately, this can often lead to unintended and costly results. If you've got a tree that's suffered damage in a recent storm, read on. This article will introduce three important questions to ask when evaluating whether to have it removed.
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Posted on: 10 June 2015
It's every homeowner's nightmare – the large, healthy tree is blown over or uprooted during a windstorm, causing major damage to the home and to those living inside. Fortunately, it's a concern that you can easily put to rest with a combination of regular care and inspections, along with timely tree service. Check For and Prevent Mechanical Damage Mechanical damage is usually caused by lawn equipment, including lawnmowers and weed trimmers, hitting or rubbing against the tree trunk.
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Posted on: 10 June 2015
Walnut trees grow tall and majestic, producing nuts that make delicious snacks. Unfortunately, a lot of people plant young walnut trees on their property, only to have them wither away and die a year or two later. If you're planning on planting a walnut tree or two, follow these tips to increase your chances of success: Make sure the soil is well-drained. Walnut trees need plenty of water, but they will not tolerate water-logged soil; it will drown their roots.
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