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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Would you consider these trees a hazard?
I'm about to view this property at Norfolk, VA tomorrow and I'm not really sure what to think about the trees in the front yard. Would you consider these trees hazardous? What are your experiences on trees that run this tall, especially since it's right next to the property itself.
If I end up buying this property, should I include the trimming of the trees in the contract or would that be asking for too much? That is a lot of trees.
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Any tree can be a hazard , trimming is normal maintenance , and the tree can still fall . From the picture , those trees wouldnt bother me a bit , until I had to rake the leaves