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Tree Guides for Lexington County Homeowners
Tall pines, aging water oaks, split Bradford pears, summer downbursts and the odd hurricane or ice storm: trees keep Lexington County homeowners busy. These guides help you decide what a tree actually needs, stay safe around wires (start with trees near power lines), and know what to do when a tree comes down.
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Is That Tree Going to Fall? A Tree Risk Checklist for Lexington County
A printable, walk-around checklist for loblolly pines, water oaks, sweetgums and Bradford pears: what each warning sign means and how urgent it is.
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Trees Near Power Lines in Lexington County: Who Handles What
Dominion Energy, Mid-Carolina Electric or a private tree crew: who is responsible for which line, and why you never cut near one yourself.
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A Tree Fell on Your House in South Carolina: What to Do First
The first hour, the first day and the insurance claim, plus the neighbor-tree question everyone asks after a storm.
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What does tree work cost? The Lexington tree removal cost guide has ranges by tree height, plus stumps, trimming and storm work.
Know what you need? See tree removal, dead trees, stump grinding, storm cleanup and trimming.
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