Four years, one massive limb per year lost from one side only. Remaining canopy heavily weighted toward garage. Wood at break points: hollow? mushy? healed?
Do not decide removal/pruning yourself. Get a professional assessment:
Many lack diagnostic training and profit from removal. An independent arborist gives unbiased risk evaluation.
Safety first—your husband’s attachment is understandable, but a falling limb on the garage changes everything.
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