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Signs Your Tree Could Fall Soon

  • Writer: Armagan Yavuz
    Armagan Yavuz
  • Feb 16
  • 2 min read

Updated: Feb 27

Trees add beauty and value to your property, but sometimes they can pose a danger if they're not in good condition. Spotting early signs of a potentially falling tree can help prevent damage to your home, car, or loved ones. Here are a few key signs to watch for:


🌳 Sudden Leaning


If your tree has recently started to lean, especially at an angle that wasn’t present before, it’s a major red flag. A leaning tree could be unstable and at risk of toppling over, especially during a storm or high winds. Pay close attention to any sudden shifts in the direction it leans, as this often indicates a problem with the root system.


🌳 Cracks in the Trunk


Cracks, splits, or deep gouges in the trunk are another sign that your tree may be at risk. These cracks can weaken the tree's structural integrity, making it more likely to break or fall. If you notice large cracks or signs of splitting along the tree trunk, it’s time to get a professional inspection.


🌳 Exposed Roots


Exposed or uplifted roots can indicate that a tree’s foundation is compromised. This can happen due to heavy rain, poor soil conditions, or age. If roots are visible above the ground or seem to be pulling away from the trunk, the tree may not have the support it needs to stay upright.


🌳 Hollow or Brittle Branches


Hollow branches or brittle wood are also signs of a tree in distress. Trees with hollow spots are often weakened by rot or disease, making them prone to falling during storms. Similarly, branches that snap easily could indicate that the tree's health is declining.


Don’t Wait for It to Fall—Call Us for a Safety Inspection Today!


If you notice any of these warning signs, don’t wait until it’s too late! Contact us for a safety inspection to assess the condition of your tree and determine the best course of action. Removing a tree before it falls can save you money, time, and prevent serious damage to your property.


📞 Call us today to schedule a professional tree safety inspection!

 
 
 

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