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7 Signs Your Trees May Need Professional Maintenance

Trees can look healthy from a distance while developing maintenance issues that aren’t immediately obvious.

Regular attention can help property owners identify problems and manage trees before they become more difficult to deal with.

Here are seven signs that your trees may need professional maintenance.

1. Dead Branches

Dead branches can become weak and may eventually fall.

Large dead branches should be professionally assessed, particularly when they are located above frequently used areas.

2. Broken Branches

Branches can become damaged by storms, wind or other environmental factors.

Broken or hanging branches may require professional removal.

3. Excessive Growth

Trees can eventually grow beyond the space available to them.

Branches may extend toward buildings, fences, driveways or neighbouring properties.

4. Dense Canopy

An excessively dense canopy may require professional assessment to determine whether selective pruning or canopy reduction is appropriate.

5. Storm Damage

After severe weather, trees should be checked for broken branches and other visible damage.

Some damage may not be immediately obvious from ground level.

6. Branches Near Structures

Branches growing close to roofs, buildings, fences or other structures may eventually create clearance problems.

Professional pruning can help manage problematic growth where appropriate.

7. Overgrown Hedges

Trees aren’t the only plants that require maintenance. Overgrown hedges can also make gardens look untidy and may block pathways or windows.

Professional hedging can help restore a neat appearance.

Keep Your Trees Under Control

Regular tree maintenance can be a valuable part of property care.

At Craft Tree Service, we provide a complete range of services across Melbourne’s Southeastern Suburbs, including tree pruning, tree removal, canopy reduction, stump grinding, hedging and mulching.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs around your property, professional tree maintenance may be worth considering.

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