For pine trees and cedar trees, you want to look further inside the tree near the trunk where breaks are more likely.

Of course, you may see a clear break or rip. Most importantly, identify if there are still branches remaining trapped in the tree so that you are aware of any safety hazards while waiting for us come and inspect it to attend to it.

Georgia Tree Solutions Group, LLC is skilled in carefully removing a tree that has fallen during a storm. You will first want to assess the situation and see if the tree is simply laying in the yard or whether the tree still presents dangers to your property or people, which calls for trained tree experts with liability insurance like GLTS.

After a storm - weather ice, wind or snow, can do damage - Walk around your property and look carefully at your trees. Sometimes it takes a few minutes or a second stroll to see the damaged tree(s). Even a trained eye can miss a tree branch out of order. Walk all the way around large trees, scanning major branches from the ground to the sky.

Be careful around storm damaged trees!

If you have a storm damaged tree or branches that are leaning on your house, a building or roof contact your insurance company immediately to find out if clean up can be reimbursed and take photos to document the damage.

We recommend getting cleanup underway for your safety and to prevent further damage to the house. Let your insurance company know how you are proceeding.​

Oftentimes, only part of a tree may have been broken off or cracked. While the debris on the ground can be cleaned up easily, broken branches still in the tree can become dislodged by wind and hurt people or property in a wide area under the tree. We advise removal of these hazardous branches immediately for your own safety.

Storm Damage Tree Cleanup

After storm damage, fallen or leaning trees can be dangerous if they have not entirely come to rest on the ground. Homeowners, please have a professional handle the shifting dynamics of the weight of the tree to spare yourself injury!

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