Preparing your Trees for the Storm
Preparing your Trees for the Storm
Preparing your trees for the storm, tree care companies can prioritize pre-storm tree health, including strategic pruning and proper planting techniques. They should also be ready for post-storm cleanup and assessments, ensuring safety and efficiency while minimizing damage. Here are some tips that will help you prepare for the storms.
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Pruning:
Regular pruning, helps remove dead or damaged limbs, which can weaken a tree’s structure and increase the risk of damage.
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Proper Planting:
Planting trees correctly, ensuring adequate space for roots and preventing shallow planting, can significantly improve their ability to withstand storms.
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Safety First:
Prioritize safety during all tree work, including proper equipment and techniques, and be mindful of weather conditions.
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Assess and Plan:
Regularly assess trees for potential hazards, such as weakened limbs or diseases, and plan for possible storm damage scenarios.
Post-Storm Responsibilities:
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Cleanup and Removal:
Quickly and safely remove fallen limbs and trees that pose a hazard to property and people.
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Damage Assessment:
Carefully assess trees for damage, including broken limbs, root damage, and structural issues.
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First Aid:
Provide necessary first aid measures to damaged trees, such as pruning broken limbs.
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Insurance and Liability:
Ensure all tree care professionals have appropriate insurance coverage to protect themselves and clients.
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Safety Protocols:Implement strict safety protocols during post-storm work, including hazard assessments and the use of protective gear.Get in touch with Johnson Ops Tree Care for a tree evaluation.Are you looking to add new trees to your landscape? Visit our Legacy Trees Nursery to explore our stunning selection of trees. We can arrange a consultation for a new tree; one of our arborists can come by to talk with you about the best placement and types of trees that would suit your yard.
