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How To Protect Your Home From Tree Branches in Storms

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Storm season can pose a real risk to your home if you don’t properly prepare. Tree branches swaying close to your roof or windows during heavy winds can quickly turn dangerous. Broken branches could damage your property or, worse, injure your loved ones. The best way to ensure everyone’s safety is to know how to protect your home from tree branches in storms.

Several broken tree branches laying on the roof of a two story home. The damage appears to be the result of a snow storm.

Start With Regular Tree Inspections

Inspect your trees in the spring, fall, and before storms for signs of illness, such as dead branches, cracks in the trunk, or fungus growth. These issues can weaken trees, making limbs more susceptible to snapping under pressure. Hire a certified arborist for peace of mind if you are unsure of your ability to perform these inspections.

Trim Branches for Safety

Properly maintaining your trees is the simplest and most effective way to reduce storm damage. Overgrown branches that hang on power lines or close to homes are at high risk of breaking during strong winds. Therefore, understanding how proper tree trimming can prevent storm damage is vital. Regularly trimming these branches allows you to protect your property and family, as well-trimmed trees are more stable and resilient, preventing unnecessary hazards during intense weather conditions.

Select Wind-Resistant Trees

Use trees that are naturally wind-resistant when planning your landscape, such as native species that have already adapted to your region’s climate. Creating a sustainable and safer outdoor space can keep trees grounded during storms, leading to less damage in a storm.

Keep Your Gutters Clear

You should regularly clean out your gutters, but doing so is especially important before a storm. Falling leaves, twigs, and debris can clog your gutters, leading to water overflow that damages your property. Consider using mesh gutter guards to minimize blockages without constant upkeep.

Reinforce Outdoor Structures

Secure patio furniture, potted plants, umbrellas, and other easily adjustable items during your storm preparations since these items can become projectiles if unsecured. Designate storage space inside your home or garage or tie them down with durable straps to keep everything in place and away from your property.

Commit to Seasonal Maintenance

Being able to enjoy your yard and home means you must commit to maintaining it each season. You can easily complete this ongoing process by developing a consistent care routine that includes inspections, pruning, trimming, and cleaning gutters. Consider these seasonal maintenance tips to protect your house all year, and ensure you learn and implement the advice that supports your area’s environment.

Sustainable Practices for Tree Health

Caring for trees during storm preparations doesn’t have to come at the expense of sustainability. Compost the branches you trimmed instead of sending them to landfills. Plus, those native plants you planted require less water, reducing your home’s overall ecological footprint. A strong and healthy tree protects your property from wind and debris during storms and provides shade and clean air all year.

Responsible Homeownership Through Preparation

Taking care of your yard creates a safe space for you and your loved ones to enjoy and helps you prepare for storm season. Learning how to protect your home from tree branches in storms can empower you to strengthen your trees and take the right storm preparation steps.

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