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Tree Fell on Your House? Here’s What to Do First

Tree Fell on Your House? Here’s What to Do First

When a tree falls on your house, the first few minutes matter. It is easy to panic, especially if the tree came down during a windstorm, heavy rain, snow, or ice. But this is not the time to climb on the roof, pull branches away, or start cutting limbs yourself. A tree resting on a house can shift without warning. Branches may be under pressure. Power lines may be hidden in the debris. The roof, attic, walls, or deck may be less stable than they look.

 

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How to Get Your Puget Sound Property Ready for Summer

How to Get Your Puget Sound Property Ready for Summer

By late April, the Puget Sound starts dropping hints. The rain eases up a little, the days stretch out, and suddenly everybody wants to be outside again. Backyard dinners, customer traffic, outdoor work areas, summer projects… it all starts soon. At P’n’D Logging and Tree Service, we know this is the moment when property owners look around and realize winter and early spring left behind more than they thought.

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Residential Excavation for Spring Projects in Puget Sound

Residential Excavation for Spring Projects in Puget Sound

By April, the Puget Sound starts giving off that unmistakable “project season” energy. The days are longer, the mud starts easing up, and suddenly everyone is looking at their property thinking, “Now might be the time.” At P’n’D Logging and Tree Service, we know spring is when homeowners start making plans for driveways, shops, additions, drainage fixes, and all the other improvements that need a solid start under the surface.

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Commercial Land Clearing in the Puget Sound

Commercial Land Clearing in the Puget Sound

Spring is one of the busiest seasons for property planning in the Puget Sound. The ground starts drying out, visibility improves, and commercial property owners begin thinking about access, appearance, and how to make better use of their land. At P’n’D Logging and Tree Service, we know this is the time of year when overgrown lots, brush-covered edges, and winter debris start standing out in a big way.

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