7 Signs a Tree on Your Property Needs to Come Down
Not every damaged tree needs removing — but some are far more dangerous than they look. Here's how to tell the difference before a storm decides for you.

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Not every damaged tree needs removing — but some are far more dangerous than they look. Here's how to tell the difference before a storm decides for you.
A tree just came down in your yard. Here's exactly what to do first, what to avoid entirely, and how to document the damage for your insurance claim.
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