You appreciate the trees in your landscape for the shade and shelter they provide as well as for their grace and beauty.  But when a tree fails for any number of reasons, your focus shifts to safety, and the prevention of further damage to personal property.  Good’s Tree Care is prepared to respond to your tree related emergencies.  You can be assured that we will do our very best to resolve your situation quickly and with the same degree of professionalism that you would expect in normal operations.

Don’t wait for disaster to strike to call us though.  There are often warning signs associated with trees at risk of falling.  Look at your trees for the following warning signs:

	Wires in contact with tree branches. Trees may become energized when in contact with electric wires.
	Dead or partially attached limbs hung up in the higher branches that could fall and cause damage or injury
	Cracked stems and branch forks that could cause catastrophic failure of a tree section.
	Hollow or decayed areas on the trunk or main limbs, or mushrooms growing from the bark that indicate a decayed and weakened stem.
	Peeling bark or gaping wounds in the trunk also indicates structural weaknesses.
	Fallen or uprooted trees putting pressure on other trees.
	Tight, V-shaped forks which are much more prone to failure than open U-shaped ones.
	Heaving soil at the tree base is a potential indicator of an unsound root system.

If you suspect that you have a hazardous tree, call us and make an appointment with one of our certified arborists.  We will assess the hazard and give you options for remediation.

Call Bob and mention the website:  717-564-1995 www.goodstreecare.com The Goods Tree Care crews provide professional services in Dauphin, Cumberland, Lebanon, Lancaster and York  counties.