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Fallen Trees in Your Yard Can Quickly Become a Hazard

October 9, 2017 By Christine Field

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A few months ago, a large branch from a dying tree in my yard fell on my garage, spilling over into my neighbor’s yard. The only damage was one smashed clay pot, but it got me thinking:

How safe are you and your loved ones from a major disaster? If you live in an area where property damage due to flooding or tornados is common, you need to take a number of necessary precautions. There are a number of ways that you can accomplish this very important goal. The most practical way to do so is to always have the number of a local property damage restoration service handy in order to access should you need to. A major storm can normally – but not always – be predicted in time to allow you to evacuate the area if need be. But no one knows how your property will be affected.

Removing Fallen Trees From Your Yard is a Major Safety Measure

The best thing you can do is call an emergency tree removal specialist in order to quickly and safely remove the fallen trees from your yard. This is an operation that should not take more than a few hours to oversee from start to finish. You can contact a local damage restoration service to handle the job on your behalf. It’s a shame to have to get rid of the many beautiful trees that enliven your front or back property, but it’s much worse to have your home or garage severely damaged by trees falling onto them in the course of a major hurricane or tornado.

This is Not a Project You Want to Undertake Yourself

The one thing you do not want to do in the wake of a major disaster is try to handle the job all by yourself. This is an excellent way to give yourself some major injuries, as well as very likely making the situation worse. You need quick, efficient, and professional attention to the emergency that has damaged your property or created the potential for damage. Trying the “Do It Yourself” approach will most likely cause the problem to enlarge and intensify, shooting the projected cost of repairs sky high. It’s better to contact your insurance and let a pro do the job.

What Can a Local Damage Restoration Service Do for You?

A local damage restoration service can perform a number of crucial tasks on behalf of your property. They can clear all of the trees that have fallen out of your yard. They will then make a survey of your property to identify any lingering issues that may otherwise remain behind to cause problems for you in the future. The actions that the company will perform for your property will be preceded by a full diagnosis of the damage and an estimate of just how much the repairs will cost. This way, you will have a clear idea of what to report to your insurance company regarding the total amount.

When Disaster Strikes Your Home, the Time to Act is Now

One thing is certain: You can’t predict what kind of damage a storm will do to your home. But one thing you do know is that it is an excellent idea to be prepared in advance for such things. The best way to do so is to keep in close contact with your local damage restoration service. This is the best kind of insurance for your property.

Filed Under: Home and finances, Home maintenance Tagged With: fallen trees, tree maintenance

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