Removing dead cottonwood trees

Colorado is home to cottonwood trees, which are often regarded as one of the state's most recognizable trees. These enormous beauties provide owners with lots of protection from the intense Front Range sun, but they also have a few problems that necessitate Denver tree cutting services. branches of cottonwoods are especially fragile during famed spring snowstorms that produce a lot of heavy, wet snow. They have intricate root systems that grow quickly, frequently causing damage to nearby property during precipitation buildings or sidewalks. Due to their rapid growth, cottonwood trees often have a lifespan of around 50 years or less. If you plan on getting rid of a dead old cottonwood tree in your yard can seem like a difficult chore!
Here’s why you shouldn’t leave a dead cottonwood tree—or any dead tree for that matter—in your yard.

1.  A dead tree can fall over
   A cottonwood tree is a sturdy structure when it's alive, but when it's dead, everything changes. There is no way to know when or how a dead tree will fall; it just could. It might tumble and harm a building on your property. Your tree could fall upon a car if it is close to the driveway or a road. Although it is unlikely, it is nevertheless possible for a person to be hit by a falling tree. You are responsible for any damages if your dead cottonwood tree tumbles onto a neighbor's property.
2. Bugs and vermin are attracted to dead trees.
   An excellent area for pests to hang out is a dead tree. Termites and other insects are widespread. However, a dead tree might draw rodents like mice, which nobody wants near their property. Rats may start to invade your home if they are living in your dead tree and become hungry.
3.  A dead tree can harm healthy trees!
   Depending on the cause of your cottonwood's death, it can affect the other trees in your yard. This is most likely going to be contagious if the tree was afflicted. Additionally, a dead tree may grow mold and mildew, which can spread to your other trees and plants.
4. Property values can decrease as ugly trees are unwelcomed sights
   You take pride in your yard if you're a typical homeowner. Your property value and the value of your neighbors' properties are not increased by a dead tree in the center of your immaculate landscaping. If you belong to a homeowner's organization, putting a dead tree in your yard could result in fines.

You should contact Root Tree Service, your Denver tree service, now that you are aware of the dangers of leaving a dead cottonwood tree on your property. For a quotation on tree removal or any other tree trimming requirements your landscape may have, contact our professionals now.