Mature liquidambar (sweetgum): 60–75 ft tall, 40–50 ft spread. Roots extend 1.5× branch spread.
Hire a consulting arborist or state forester for on‑site evaluation. Root barriers (Biobarrier®) can be installed at property line if needed.
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