June 1 marks the official start of Atlantic hurricane season, and for homeowners in Branford, Gainesville, High Springs, Lake City, and surrounding North Central Florida communities, that means it's time to take a serious look at the trees on your property before the first named storm shows up on radar.
Trees that made it through the winter with split limbs, fungal decay at the base, or a lean that developed after saturated soil conditions are the ones most likely to fail when wind loads increase. Waiting until a storm is in the forecast means you're competing with every other homeowner in the region for emergency response, and paying the premium that comes with it.
Blue Collar Tree Service offers 24/7 emergency availability and free estimates. We're your North Florida neighbors, and we know what the storm season does to trees in this region. Call 386-515-2352 to Get Your Free Estimate while the schedule is still open.
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