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Guy Williams and Associates
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Guy Williams and Associates
| Guy Williams and Associates |
07.01.2015
Frank:
This past Saturday night, we had a rain/wind storm, and sure enough, two huge limbs came off that big maple tree in our backyard that you just reported on. One of the limbs fell on our power line taking it down along with the electric pole attached to the house. It was quite the ordeal/noise. We didn't lose power and Con Ed quickly came and repaired everything as if nothing happened. There was also no damage to the fence, bushes or house. We got extremely lucky.
Today, we removed the tree. As they were cutting it, top to bottom, it seemed fine but as you also stated, it was certainly decayed - it had wet rot, especially on the right hand side where the split was. The rot formed a hollow cavity almost all the way across, from the split area to the bottom ground. No insects or pests. It's amazing how that rotted area caused the decayed branches up the tree even though you couldn't tell from the pieces they were cutting. I guess it's internal.
Anyway, just thought you would like to know and just wanted to say thank you again for your evaluation and expertise. Your report/words, along with the fallen limbs, convinced us to remove it. We kept saying - "Frank was right!"
Thank you.
Dan.
Frank:
This past Saturday night, we had a rain/wind storm, and sure enough, two huge limbs came off that big maple tree in our backyard that you just reported on. One of the limbs fell on our power line taking it down along with the electric pole attached to the house. It was quite the ordeal/noise. We didn't lose power and Con Ed quickly came and repaired everything as if nothing happened. There was also no damage to the fence, bushes or house. We got extremely lucky.
Today, we removed the tree. As they were cutting it, top to bottom, it seemed fine but as you also stated, it was certainly decayed - it had wet rot, especially on the right hand side where the split was. The rot formed a hollow cavity almost all the way across, from the split area to the bottom ground. No insects or pests. It's amazing how that rotted area caused the decayed branches up the tree even though you couldn't tell from the pieces they were cutting. I guess it's internal.
Anyway, just thought you would like to know and just wanted to say thank you again for your evaluation and expertise. Your report/words, along with the fallen limbs, convinced us to remove it. We kept saying - "Frank was right!"
Thank you.
Dan.
