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PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY BEFORE WINTER Tree Pruning, Storm Preparation & Tree Safety As winter approaches in New Hampshire, evaluate the trees surrounding your home, driveway, and structures. While trees add beauty and value, damaged, diseased, or unmaintained ones become serious hazards during severe New England winter storms. Heavy snow, ice, and strong winds place immense stress on limbs. Weakened or overextended branches can break without warning, damaging roofs, vehicles, power lines, and neighboring property—or posing a direct threat to people and pets. Why Regular Tree Pruning Matters Proper pruning maintains tree health, strength, and structure. Removing dead or hazardous branches before winter minimizes storm damage risks. Pay close attention to limbs extending over your home, driveway, walkways, or near utility lines, which may require professional care. Key Warning Signs to Watch For: Dead, broken, hanging, or cracked branches Large limbs extending over structures or driveways Trees leaning toward buildings or active areas Visible cracks or splits in trunks and major limbs Rot, disease, or damage from past storms Trees growing too close to power lines or buildings Don't Wait for the Next Winter Storm: The best time to address hazardous trees is before heavy snow and ice arrive. Proactive tree care reduces risk and protects your family and property all winter long. Outta My Tree Mulch & Landscape Supply Mulch-Super Loam-Compost-Stone-Stone Dust

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