Negligent construction can damage trees in various ways. For example, construction can bruise tree barks, break branches, and compact soils around the trees. Construction damage can stunt trees or even kill them. The following are a few measures you can take to prevent construction damage to your beloved trees.
Pre-Construction Preparation
Begin your efforts before the construction commences. Ensure the trees are as healthy as possible before construction starts so that they are in a better position to withstand any damage they may experience.…
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People usually think of snow removal services clearing driveways and parking lots, but there can occasionally be a need to hire this type of professional to clear a road. Of course, your local municipality takes care of plowing most roads, but if you live on a private road — for example, one in cottage country — it is often unmaintained during the winter months. This means that the homeowners in the area, often in the form of a homeowners’ association, are in charge of providing their own solution for clearing the road.…
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If your home has a crawl space, it can be a breeding ground for bugs and mold if it is often damp. Keeping a crawl space dry is challenging. Even if water doesn’t drain into the space after a rain, water vapor can rise through the floor and seep through the walls. Plus, if the crawl space is vented, then humid air can come in from the outside. All of these problems can be solved by encapsulating your crawl space.…
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