Two 6-year-old maples 4 feet from a wall in a high desert yard provide valuable shade. Maple roots are non-aggressive and won't damage foundations at this distance. Pruning lower limbs allows walk-under clearance while retaining canopy benefits.
In a hot, dry climate, established shade trees are assets. Keep the maples, manage the cypress, and nurse the fir through recovery.
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