NWI is available 24/7 to address any tree emergency you may have, no matter the time of day or night. Our skilled team of technicians is prepared to tackle a wide range of issues, including but not limited to:
Even under the most challenging weather conditions, our dedicated tree care specialists work swiftly and efficiently to minimize any further damage to your property, ensuring the safety of you and your loved ones
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If you find yourself in need of urgent tree care services, we’ve got your back! At NWI we’re committed to delivering top-notch services, always ensuring that your property remains safe and secure every time you call us for help!
At NWI, we understand the importance of treating each emergency situation swiftly, with safety as the top priority. That's why we provide top notch service to all our customers by following this 5 step process:
Here are some common situations that warrant immediate attention from a professional tree care service:
When faced with a tree care emergency, it's essential to enlist the help of a professional for several reasons:
Damaged limbs can pose a serious risk to people and property below. If you notice broken or hanging branches, it's essential to call an expert to assess and address the situation. It’s important to keep an eye out for any downed wires. If you see any, immediately call your electric company before calling your tree care expert!
Trees that have started to lean significantly or suddenly may indicate a weakened root system or structural damage, posing a risk of falling. You should always call your tree care expert to assess the danger. They will be able to best determine whether or not the tree needs to be removed.
Visible damage to a tree's root system can compromise its stability, making it more likely to topple over, especially during a storm or high winds.To identify root damage in trees, look for signs such as exposed or broken roots, soil heaving around the base of the tree, leaning or tilting of the tree, reduced growth or dieback in the canopy, and yellowing or wilting of leaves. These symptoms may indicate that the tree's root system is compromised, affecting its overall health and stability.
Large fungal growths at the base of the tree or on its trunk may indicate internal decay, which can weaken the tree and make it more susceptible to falling. To detect fungal growth on trees, keep an eye out for visible fruiting bodies, such as mushrooms or conks, growing on the trunk, branches, or at the base of the tree. Additionally, look for discolored or soft patches on the bark, which may indicate the presence of fungi beneath the surface. Fungal growth can be a sign of internal decay, potentially weakening the tree's structure and overall health.
Deep cracks or splits in the trunk or large limbs can compromise a tree's structural integrity, increasing the risk of breakage or collapse.
A tree can be damaged during a storm due to various factors, such as strong winds, heavy rainfall, lightning strikes, or hail. These forces can cause branches to snap, trunks to split, or even uproot the entire tree. Furthermore, saturated soil from heavy rains can weaken the root system's grip on the ground, making trees more susceptible to toppling over. Pre-existing issues, such as decay, pests, or structural weaknesses, can also contribute to a tree's vulnerability during a storm. After a severe storm, it's crucial to inspect your property for any damaged trees, as they can pose an immediate threat to safety.
Choose NWI for reliable, professional, and timely emergency tree care services. Let us help you protect your property, ensure the safety of your family and community, and maintain the beauty and integrity of your landscape.
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