Lake City Homeowners Rush to Trim Trees as NOAA Predicts 120 MPH Storms

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The recent NOAA prediction for an above-average 2026 hurricane season has sparked immediate anxiety across Lake City. Residents now fear potential devastation from high winds and heavy falling debris. Gateway Tree Service has stepped up as a reliable partner for homeowners seeking protection.
Lake City faces unique risks due to its dense canopy of aging oak trees. These massive structures often fail to withstand wind gusts exceeding 120 mph. The saturated soil from recent heavy rains further destabilizes root systems during storms. Local insurance reports indicate that falling limbs caused significant structural damage last year. 70% of regional power outages stem directly from vegetation interference. A single downed tree can destroy a roof or crush a vehicle. The financial toll on families often exceeds thousands of dollars in repairs.

Gateway Tree Service [https://maps.app.goo.gl/NvXTtF41WuDYmzr66] employs a rigorous safety protocol to address these specific hazards. Their experienced arborists first inspect every property to locate compromised branches. The team utilizes state-of-the-art equipment to access difficult areas without damaging the lawn. They strategically thin the canopy to allow wind to pass through harmlessly, which reduces the wind load on the trunk significantly. The company commits to removing all debris before leaving the site, while their precision ensures that homes remain safe even during the most intense weather events.

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A senior foreman from the company emphasizes the need for early action. "We see folks waiting way too long to call us out here. That is big trouble when those heavy limbs hang right over the porch. Our boys get out there early to cut back the deadwood to keep the roof safe when the big winds start blowing."

Demand for preventive trimming has tripled following the alarming NOAA announcement. Neighborhoods with recently serviced trees already show greater resilience against potential threats. Gateway Tree Service crews are working extended shifts to meet this surge in requests. Their proactive work is securing the power grid one street at a time. Residents express relief knowing their properties are prepared for the season.

About Gateway Tree Service

Gateway Tree Service brings 5 years of tree care experience to Lake City, FL, and the surrounding counties. This licensed and insured, family-owned company specializes in safe tree removal [https://gatewaytreeservices.com/tree-service/removal/], trimming [https://gatewaytreeservices.com/tree-service/trimming/], and emergency response [https://gatewaytreeservices.com/tree-service/emergency/]. Available 24/7, their arborists address everything from routine maintenance to hazardous tree situations. The team also offers honest pricing and financing options to protect local properties.

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Company Name: Gateway Tree Service
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Phone: (386) 438-0458
Address:6067 SE County Rd 252
City: Lake City
State: FL 32025
Country: United States
Website: http://www.gatewaytreeservice.com

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