Storms are a fact of life in Columbia, Dayton, Ellicott City, Glenelg, Glenwood, Highland, MD, and the surrounding areas, whether they are in the summer with heavy rain and winds, or in the winter with heavy snow and ice. During any time of the year, storms can cause a lot of damage, including to trees. When you find that you have storm damaged trees, contact eos Tree Service for your storm damage tree removal experts. Even if a tree looks to be okay, the weight of the snow and ice or the next wind could cause a branch or the whole tree to come down. It is much better to take a tree down on your terms than wait for the weather to do it for you. Our storm damage tree removal will be a precision take down that will ensure no people or buildings will be damaged. Contact us today for all of your storm damage tree removal needs.
When In Doubt, Call Our Team In
In some cases, the tree damage is obvious with limbs hanging or part of the tree already on the ground. Other times it might not be so obvious, but something about a tree makes you think that it might have been damaged. We can come out to make an inspection of your trees and note which ones are problematic, including those that must come down before they fall on someone or something. And even a damaged tree might look okay, but our certified arborists will be able to explain why they are not okay.
It isn’t high winds that are the only cause of tree damage. Many times it can be lightning strikes that can quickly damage a tree. In some cases, the lightning strike can even make a tree start on fire and burn the tree from the inside out. If one tree is damaged in the storm and there are other trees around it, it might not look as bad, and even the other trees could also be extensively damaged as well.
Top Issues Signifying a Tree Needs To Be Removed
After a storm, there are signs that you should look for in trees that need to be removed as storm damaged trees. If a tree is leaning or otherwise unstable, this needs to come down before it falls over and causes damage. If you see that the trunk of a tree was damaged by lightning and/or high winds, the tree is likely compromised. If a tree has lost a significant portion of it’s crown, the tree likely cannot survive because of the lack of leaves. Bring in our team whenever you see these issues.
While we want to keep trees around and healthy in Columbia, Dayton, Ellicott City, Glenelg, Glenwood, Highland, MD, and the surrounding areas for all sorts of reasons, there are times when the best course of action for the safety of everyone and everything is to perform storm damage tree removal. Look to eos Tree Service to quickly and efficiently remove those damaged trees after a storm. Contact us today to learn more about all of our tree removal and inspection services.