Tree care guide
7 Signs a Tree May Need to Be Removed
Visible warning signs that can point toward removal, pruning, or a certified-arborist assessment.
A changing lean
A new or increasing lean after wind, heavy rain, excavation, or root disturbance deserves assessment.
Major cracks or split unions
Fresh cracks, separated stems, and visible structural defects can make a tree hazardous.
Large dead sections
Large dead limbs or canopy sections can fail and may call for pruning or removal.
Root damage or movement
Soil heaving, severed roots, root rot symptoms, and excavation can affect stability.
Repeated large limb failures
Recurring failures can point to structural weakness, decay, or weight-distribution problems.
Site conflict
A tree can be healthy yet incompatible with a structure, construction plan, utility corridor, or access need.
Storm damage
Broken tops, uprooting, hanging limbs, and a changed lean after storms require caution and assessment.
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