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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedExpert tree appraisal saves dollars, makes sense: with the devastating Atlantic hurricanes last year and severe winter weather recently departed, homeowners, property owners, and insurance adjusters are keenly aware of tree destruction that can significantly alter the appearance, enjoyment, and value of a property.
Claims, May, 2005 by Cullen, Scott
Natural events, however, are not the only cause of damage to trees. Fires, vehicle accidents, improper construction activities, and vandalism can all inflict permanent damage on them. In some cases, even simple confusion about boundary lines can lead a property owner to mistakenly remove a tree that actually belongs to a neighbor. Other cases involve intentional trespass, which may have more significant insurance implications.
Whatever the event, the loss or destruction of trees can represent a substantial claim requiring expert valuation. Even partial damage may require professional assessment of repairs necessary to minimize the loss or mitigate potential risk to people and structures.
When a particular tree or group of trees is suddenly missing, the...
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