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Inspect the overall health of your trees
After each change of season, as well as after a heavy windstorm, or several days of rain. If a tree is leaning, or has any big, dead limbs, or spots where leaves are thin, or gone, and that tree is near your home, parking area, or play area, you should call a professional for an evaluation.
Inspect the ground around your trees
Look for signs of decaying roots, such as cracked or raised soil, the presence of fungus (like mushrooms), and dead branches.
Check the trunk
For cracks or cavities, or places where the bark is gone or falling off. Fine or coarse sawdust shavings are an indication of insects attacking a sick tree. A long streak of missing bark usually means the tree has been struck by lightning, trees can survive a lightning strike, but check again in 6 to 8 weeks to see if it's losing its leaves. Multi-stemmed trunks should have a U shape at the connection, a V shape indicates weakness.
Check the canopy
Have dead and broken branches removed.
Call for a Free Estimate
If you are unsure about the potential hazards of the trees around your home or business, always call a professional! It's better to be safe than sorry!