While mature trees can bring beauty and charm to a property, they can also lead to serious issues for the homeowner. Most tree-related problems can be mitigated with proper maintenance and care. These problems can include:
Oversized branches - Some tree species can grow a few stories tall, which causes branches to grow precariously close to the building. These branches can become a hazard during a storm and cause considerable damage. Large tree branches may also encroach on a neighboring property and lead to community disputes.
Excess shade - While some shade is desirable, overly shady trees can make it impossible for sunlight to reach the ground. This can cause a bare patch in the lawn and prevent other plants from growing. Most trees will require trimming every 2 to 5 years.
Tree disease - Trees are susceptible to illness due to fungus, pests, mildew, or poor soil. Very sick or dead trees are a major hazard, as they develop cracks in their trunks and will eventually fall. Dying trees should always be removed by professionals.

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