Late August through October is the peak stretch of hurricane season in North Florida, and it's when weak or damaged trees are most likely to fail.
Weeks of saturated soil loosen root systems, so a tree that's already leaning, hollow, or carrying large dead limbs becomes a much bigger risk once strong wind arrives. Tall trees near a home, trees close to power lines, and any tree showing cracked bark or fungus at the base are worth a closer look before the next storm passes through.
A pre-storm tree assessment is a simple step that can catch a hazard early, well before it becomes an emergency during a storm.
#TreeService #HurricaneSeason #NorthFlorida #LakeCityFL #TreeCare
Authentic photo preferred: a crew inspecting a large tree near a home, or a recent job showing a hazard tree that was removed before it failed. Real North Florida job photos consistently outperform stock imagery.
Canva text suggestion: "Peak Hurricane Season Is Here" or "Has Your Tree Been Checked This Season?"