Knowing when to remove a tree is crucial for maintaining the safety and aesthetics of your property. Here are some key reasons and signs indicating it might be time to consider tree removal:
 

• Disease or Decay: If a tree is extensively diseased or decaying, it can pose a significant risk of falling, potentially causing property damage or injury.

• Dead or Dying: Dead or dying trees not only detract from the beauty of your landscape but also attract pests and pose safety hazards.

• Crowding: Trees that are too close to structures, power lines, or other trees may need to be removed to prevent damage or to allow other plants to thrive.

• Storm Damage: Trees damaged by storms may become unstable and require removal to ensure safety.

• Underlying Construction Plans: If you have plans for construction or landscaping that require the removal of a tree, it's essential to do so strategically and safely.
   

Ultimately, if you're unsure whether a tree should be removed, it's best to consult with an arborist who can assess the tree's health and provide expert advice tailored to your specific situation.