Branches growing into or near a power line are one of the most common summer maintenance calls we get, and also one of the most dangerous jobs a homeowner can try to handle alone.
A tree limb doesn't have to touch a live wire to conduct electricity, sap and wet bark can carry current across a gap, and a chainsaw or even an aluminum ladder near an energized line turns a routine trim into a life-threatening situation in seconds.
Our crews are trained to assess clearance distances and work safely around energized lines, which is exactly the kind of judgment that separates a professional pruning job from a serious accident waiting to happen.
Do you have branches getting close to a power line on your property that you've been putting off dealing with?
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