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Annapolis storm tree guide

Tree on Roof After a Storm in Annapolis

Why roof-loaded limbs are different from ordinary yard debris and what details to collect before requesting help.

If the tree is touching power lines, stay away and call 911 or the utility first.

For property damage and safe removal planning, call or submit the form.

(410) 571-4873

A limb on a roof can hide punctures, crushed gutters, damaged flashing, or interior leaks. It can also be under tension, which makes DIY cutting risky.

If it is safe, take photos from the ground showing the whole roofline, where the trunk or limb touches the structure, and whether the tree is also blocking a driveway or door.

Avoid tarping or climbing onto the roof while a tree is still resting on it. Get the tree situation assessed first, then handle roof protection and repair sequencing.

Call (410) 571-4873 Request emergency help

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