Trees in cities face stresses forests don't. Damage from construction, poor planting, or bad pruning turns assets into liabilities. Prevention is everything.
Root cutting, grade changes, compaction, chemical spills—all kill slowly. Symptoms appear years later. Pre-construction arborist consult is cheap insurance.
Cracks, decay, cankers, lean, deadwood. But absence of signs ≠ safety. Location matters (near pavement, play areas, utilities).
Annual inspection by certified arborist. Fix early. Remove only when necessary. A healthy tree is a safe tree.
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