Who is responsible for city trees? Usually the city maintains and removes trees in the public right-of-way, while adjacent homeowners have limited duties.
Can I Cut My Own Tree Down? Permits, Rules and Fines
Can you cut your own tree down? Usually yes on your property, but protected trees, permits, HOAs and easements can make it illegal. Here is how to check.
Tree Fell on Shed: Does Insurance Cover It?
Tree fell on your shed? Homeowners insurance usually covers a shed under ‘other structures,’ but limits and deductibles apply. See what’s covered and how to file.
Insurance Claim for a Fallen Tree: How to File & Get Paid
Filing an insurance claim for a fallen tree? Learn the step-by-step process, what’s covered, tree removal cost limits, and how to avoid a denied claim.
Tree Branches Touching Power Lines: Who’s Responsible?
Tree branches touching power lines? Stay back and call your utility. Learn who’s responsible for trimming, who pays, and how to stay safe around lines.
Can My Neighbor Cut My Tree? Your Rights Explained
Can my neighbor cut my tree? They can trim branches and roots to the property line, but not fell it or enter your yard. Here are your rights and limits.
Can I Sue My Neighbor for Tree Damage?
Can you sue a neighbor for tree damage? Learn the legal grounds, what damages you can recover, when treble damages apply, and how to build and file your case.
Tree Preservation Order: What It Is and the Rules
A tree preservation order (TPO) legally protects a tree from being cut or damaged. Learn what a TPO covers, how to check for one, exemptions, and the penalties.
Boundary Tree Law: Trees on the Property Line
Boundary tree law explained: who owns a tree on the property line, when you can cut or trim it, who pays for damage, and how the rules vary by state.
Tree Appraisal: How to Value a Tree in Dollars
A tree appraisal estimates a tree value in dollars using CTLA methods. Learn the trunk formula, what trees are worth, and when you need an appraisal.