5. Remove Dead & Dying Trees
As leaves fall and branches become more exposed, you may notice signs of decay or disease on trees in your yard. Removing a dying tree before winter arrives is crucial because snow or ice can weigh down weak branches, causing them to break and potentially damage your home or property. Plus, clearing out a dead or dying tree now means you’ll have less yard work to do when spring rolls around.
Look for signs like significant bark shedding, cracked or rotting branches, or noticeable fungal growth around the tree’s base. If you’re unsure of when to remove a tree, contact a local tree removal service. They can assess the tree’s health and safely remove it before it becomes a hazard.
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