Guides written for Wiregrass property owners — storm damage, tree health, insurance questions, and what Houston County's climate and soil mean for the trees on your property.
This is a homeowner research resource, not a sales pitch. Articles here cover the questions Dothan property owners ask most — when a tree is a hazard, what storm damage means for an insurance claim, how The Wiregrass's humid subtropical climate affects tree health, and what to look for before and after Alabama's hurricane season. Content is organized by topic below.
Tree size, species, proximity to structures, and access all affect what you'll pay in The Wiregrass. A practical breakdown of the factors that move price — and what to look for before you call for estimates.
Read article →July 2024 brought tropical storm conditions across Houston County, felling trees across driveways, into barns, and against rooflines. What local homeowners learned — and what to look for before the next named storm moves through The Wiregrass.
Coming soonTree size, species, proximity to structures, and access all affect what you'll pay in The Wiregrass. A practical breakdown of the factors that move price — and what to look for before you call for estimates.
Read article →Alabama's humid climate and Wiregrass sandy-clay soil make untreated stumps a serious termite risk. What Dothan homeowners need to know before leaving a stump in the yard.
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