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Signs of a Diseased or Unsafe Tree
- Dead or dying branches
- Fungal growths
- Leaning tree
- Cracks and cavities in the trunk
- Discoloration or premature leaf drop
If you notice any of these signs, it would be best to consult with one of our professional arborists. Below are a few sources to help you understand how a tree consultation can help.
- Learn more about tree consultations and their costs.
- How a tree consultation can help identify future potential hazards
- How to know when a tree is diseased or dying
What is a Tree Risk Assessment?
A tree risk assessment is a systematic process by certified arborists or tree care professionals to evaluate trees for potential hazards or risks. The primary goal of a tree risk assessment is to identify any issues that may threaten people, property, or the surrounding environment due to tree failure, falling branches, or other tree-related concerns.
During a tree risk assessment, the arborist will typically examine the tree's overall health, structural integrity, and stability. This process may involve inspecting the tree's roots, trunk, branches, and canopy for signs of decay, disease, pests, or other problems that could compromise its stability.
Based on the findings, the arborist will provide recommendations on mitigating the identified risks, including tree pruning, cabling, bracing, removal, or other management strategies. Property owners can proactively address potential hazards by conducting a tree risk assessment and minimizing the likelihood of property damage, personal injury, or other negative consequences of tree failure.
