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Did you know you can get a preliminary estimate without waiting for an estimator to drive out to your property? Simply take 1–3 photos of the tree(s) in question and upload them using the form above.
Photo Tips & Tree Records
A good estimate photo shows the whole tree, what sits around it, and any visible defects. Text 1–3 clear photos taken from a few angles to (682) 359-3108 and we will reply with a detailed quote, often within hours. The checklist below comes from International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) guidance on recognizing tree risk.
According to the ISA tree risk checklist, there are 11 questions to ask. Look for large dead branches, hanging or fallen branches, loose bark, cracks or splits, cavities or rotten wood, mushrooms at the base, recent construction nearby, unusually yellow or small leaves, and signs of topping. Photograph any you find up close.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Recognizing Tree Risk”
According to the ISA, you should photograph your trees every year during the growing season. Before-and-after pictures make insurance claims and tax deductions for losses easier to process. A photo history also helps us see how a defect has changed.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Tree Values”
According to the ISA, in most cases the allowable claim for any one tree or shrub is a maximum of US$500. Check your homeowner's policy for your actual coverage, and have damage appraised as soon as possible after a loss.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Tree Values”
According to the ISA, all trees have the potential to fall, but only a small number actually hit something or someone. The risk depends on what a tree could hit. Include your roof, driveway, fences and power lines in the frame so we can judge clearances and access.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Recognizing Tree Risk”
All of them, not just the obvious damage. According to the ISA, post-storm assessments should include trees that seem undamaged, especially large trees near people or property. Check for 3 warning signs: cracks in trunks or limbs, hanging branches, and soil heaving.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Storm-Related Tree Damage”
FAQ
Yes. Text 1–3 clear photos of the tree(s) to (682) 359-3108 with a brief description of what you need, and we’ll send a detailed quote via text or email—often within hours.
Yes. Photo estimates are fast, free and come with no obligation.
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