A 50-foot carrotwood (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) 6 feet from a slab foundation in San Diego is likely at mature size. Root damage to hardscape (patio, deck) is visible; foundation risk is present but removal may not be necessary.
Removal is a last resort. Root pruning + barrier preserves the tree and protects the foundation if done correctly. Verify no utility lines conflict with the pruning zone.
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