Can I skip Tree Maintenance during Covid-19? (When does hurricane season start?)





The corona-virus pandemic has caused us to receive unique questions. Julia in Memorial, Texas asked, "Can I skip Tree Maintenance during Covid-19? Also, when does hurricane season start?"

Julia, we thank you for submitting your excellent questions.  Let me start with the easier of the two. NOAA indicates Hurricane season starts June 1st, and runs through November 30th. So, we're 3 weeks into the official tropical depression storm season. OK, your other question is, Can you skip tree Maintenance during Covid-19? We wouldn't advise skipping tree maintenance. Why? Well, big pines present numerous dangers, and simply visiting your property, we can identify structurally weak or dying arbors.  The best part is, we can do this exclusively via our website. During our visit, we will provide a brief written summary to detail.  What will we cover?  Here are potential examples: 
  1. You're in great shape, and we'll visit again in 6 months. 
  2. A dead ash tree limb which presents a fall hazard. It presents a borderline emergency.
  3. The Live oak tree is growing into and under your roof line, and is going to cause irreversible structural harm. If we remove these branches in the next week, you'll be safe.
  4. Tall skinny leaning pine does not have a strong root base, and is likely to collapse in the next storm. If you're flexible, we can remove it in less than two weeks, and do it all without your needing to leave the house.

Delfino's Aldine Tree Services Houston Stump Grinding continues to serve metro Houston Fort Bend, Harris and Montgomery counties during Covid-19. We are socially distanced trained, and provide a contact free experience. Contact us to schedule your safe hands free visit. 

We are delivering essentials for customers in need of dead, diseased, overgrown or dangerous arbor removal. We are a small locally and family owned company performing daily protective jobs to prevent damage to homes, building infrastructure, and removing potential hazards. We've published a page dedicated to answering FAQ on essential services and how we engage in safe distancing. Please visit our Covid-19 FAQ page for more info https://aldinetreeservices.com/covid-19

We offer a full package experience ranging from red rocket crepe myrtle pruning to chinese tallow stump grinding for our growing list of clients including Sugar Land Texas.  We welcome our clients, your family, friends, and neighbors to take photos and videos of our work, and share them on your favorite social media. Texas is a big state, and we cover Houston and 25 miles North, South, East or West. For more information on the Texas big picture of Covid-19, and government resources visit. 

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Delfino

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Delfino Sanchez has a mission to provide an outstanding Houston tree service. We provide this blog to help answer questions and expand the conversation. We are able to remove invasive tallows, and shave palms. We treat each Texas cutting project as if it were our only job. We provide live oak trimming ash pruning, and stump grinding of elms and all forest varieties. We prune red rocket, violet, white, purple, pink, red dynamite, and lavender crepe myrtles (crape). Aldine Tree Service Houston Stump Grinding does not believe in taking short cuts. We perform quality work and maintain maximum safety for ourselves and your home. We take great pride in our company reputation. Our goal is to earn repeat business, and referrals. Feel free to contact us with any questions, or to receive Free tree advice.

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