Late August through October is when Southwest Georgia sees the most hurricane-remnant activity, and a tree that looked fine in June can be a real risk once heavy wind and rain move through.
Weakened limbs, shallow root systems, and trees already stressed by summer heat are the ones most likely to come down. A quick walk around your Albany, Moultrie, or Leesburg property to spot leaning trees or cracked limbs before a storm is worth far more than dealing with the damage after.
Green Acres offers property assessments to flag hazard trees ahead of storm season, plus cleanup and removal once weather does move through. Both jobs come from the same crew, so there's no coordinating between separate companies when time matters most.
Now is the time to get ahead of it, before the calendar turns toward peak storm months and scheduling gets tighter across the area.
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