A hazard tree doesn't announce itself. It might look fine from a distance, but up close, there are warning signs: cracks in the trunk, bark peeling away, large dead branches, leaning or tilting, hollow sections, or visible disease. Any of these signal that a tree could fail in wind or weather.
Hazard trees near your house, driveway, or fence are especially risky. A failure could cause property damage or injury. The best time to deal with a hazard tree is before it fails, not after a storm. A professional assessment identifies problems early and keeps your family safe.
Concerned about any trees on your property? Tree Worx offers free hazard assessments in Chattanooga and surrounding areas. Call (423) 451-6388. Have you noticed any trees that look off or cause you concern? #TreeCare
Clear photo showing a hazard tree with visible signs: cracks in trunk, peeling bark, dead branches, leaning, or obvious disease. Before/after of hazard tree removal is ideal. Google Drive image folder
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