Counted 31 hazard trees on one campus in Salem and it kind of blew my mind
Did a walk-through at a school property in Salem last month and flagged 31 trees that needed removal or heavy pruning, way more than the 8 the grounds crew had on their list. Most were buried in the back acreage where nobody looks, so the crew just kept mowing around them. Anyone else seeing hazard trees pile up on properties where the walk-through schedule fell behind?