A dead live oak leaning toward a house is one of the more delicate removals Texas Tree Authority handles in San Antonio, and the approach depends entirely on how close it is to what it could damage.
Dead wood behaves differently than live wood, and even an experienced eye has to reassess it section by section as a removal progresses. It can be more brittle and unpredictable, which means a tree near a fence, roof, or driveway often has to come down in sections rather than as a single fell.
Our crews plan each removal around the structures nearby, using rigging and aerial equipment as needed to lower branches and trunk sections in a controlled way. The goal is a clean removal with nothing damaged in the process, from the fence line to the flower beds underneath.
If a dead or leaning live oak on your property is close to a structure, it's worth having it assessed sooner rather than later.
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