Roots extend ~1.5x the branch spread. Most roots are within the dripline, in the top 24 inches. Water and gas pipes are typically deeper than 2 ft and safe unless shallow. Sewer lines can be invaded if cracked.
You may prune overhanging branches back to the property line. Do not damage the trunk or root flare. Hire a certified arborist for large limbs.
Hawthorn Tree Roots and Underground Utilities
Fungus on Carved Oak Stump: Slow Decay with Bleach Treatment
Laurel Oak and Palatka Holly Roots: No "Breathing" Roots Needed
Live Oak Surface Roots: Cover with Sand, Never Cut
Landscape Spike in Oak Root: Leave It Alone
Green Flat Fungus on Oak Trunk: Likely Lichens—Harmless, but Photo Needed for Certainty
Pin Oak Root Competition: Not Chemical Warfare
Assessing a Hazardous Mature Oak: When Removal Is the Only Safe Option
Removing a Young Oak Tree: Cut, Treat, and Replant Safely
Willow Oak Too Close to House: Transplant Advice
Cutting Water Oak Roots: Impact on Tree Health and Stability
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