Severe weather is expected to move through Greater Houston this week, with heavy rain, strong winds, and potential flooding from today through Thursday. Cypress, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Bellaire, Spring, and West University are all within the forecast zone.
Houston-area homeowners know that tree risk is not just about what a storm brings down. It is also about what was already weakened before the first drop falls. Leaning trees, ones with bark damage, and those rooted near standing water are worth a professional look now while there is still time.
Gomez Tree and Landscape has served the Houston area for 30 years and responded to major storm events including Beryl and Helene. Emergency service is available now. Call (713) 779-7511 or text (713) 725-1461.
If storms have hit your area before, how quickly were you able to get someone out for cleanup or hazard removal? Did the response time matter to you?
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