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A damaged tree can create uncertainty after a storm, especially if branches have fallen near a building, vehicle or access route. Begin by keeping people away from the affected area. Observe the tree from a safe distance and note where the damaged limb or trunk is located. Do not stand beneath a hanging branch or try to move a large fallen section yourself. If a tree is touching a utility line, keep clear and contact the utility provider. When you enquire about emergency [tree services](https://jessica2tieg.com/professional-emergency-tree-services-for-urgent-tree-problems/), tell Lufkin Environmental what has happened, whether anything is blocking access and what you can see from a safe position. Ask about availability and the next step for assessing the situation. An on-site assessment can help determine the appropriate work. +
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