In this Times Telegram article, the Davey Tree Expert Company shares advice on how to keep your trees in good shape after a major storm hits.
Snow and ice might offer some beautiful sights, but they also come with a number of challenges for homeowners. And regardless of how long you've been one, it can be tough to remember all of the post-winter storm maintenance that you have to do.
From scraping snow off of your home's roof to melting that stubborn layer of ice on your sidewalk, cleaning up your property after a storm will ensure it's safe and risk-free. Here are three things that are commonly overlooked after a snowstorm, and how to handle them.
Should I Remove the Snow from My Home's Roof?
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