An 11-foot diameter oak 20 feet from a house, and an 8-foot diameter oak 10 feet from a garage. Owner's friend wants them cut, fearing they'll fall. Owner argues roots are deep.
Trees this large have survived decades of storms. Wind action strengthens root systems. Healthy oaks don't just "fall over."
Keep the trees. They'll outlast the owner. Consult an ISA-certified arborist for a formal risk assessment if needed.
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