The Dangers of Tree Roots

Tree Roots & how to deal with them.
What can you do if you suspect that the tree roots may be damaging your foundation? If you're building walls or floors are starting to crack and you're near a large tree then it wouldn't be a bad idea to check around the perimeter of your building foundation to see if tree roots are growing near or under them. Concrete can retain moisture that tree roots are attracted to and over time can cause severe damage to the building.
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Tree Roots & how to deal with them

[@oliversoanes2548]

We have a pollarded sycamore, juniper, Norway spruce and pollarded manna ash next to our back wall and a small variegated holly, are they likely to cause any subsidence to the back wall

[@gracenguyen8888]

Big old trees close to your property do not only damage your houses and garages’ doors, but also are places for snakes, hidden cameras, and hiding intruders!

[@goldendragon4891]

Thanks so much that was very helpful

[@kneebarx]

is it better to burn the roots or dig and remove them entirely

[@khaledgorila]

@@sweetasflip no trees are more polite than destructive humans

[@kneebarx]

thanks i didnt realize it was this dangerous i have a large shrub tree six inches from the corner of my foundation