McCullough Tree Service is urging Orlando and Central Florida homeowners to have hazardous trees professionally assessed and removed before hurricane activity intensifies this season.
Longwood, FL, United States, 30th Sep 2026 – McCullough Tree Service, a Central Florida tree care company serving the greater Orlando area, is urging residential and commercial property owners to inspect and address potentially hazardous trees before the most active phase of hurricane season arrives. With Atlantic storm activity historically peaking between August and October, the company says that pre-storm tree removal is one of the most effective steps property owners can take to reduce risk and liability.
Florida’s combination of fast-growing tree species, sandy soils, and seasonal tropical weather creates conditions where trees that appear healthy can pose serious structural risks during high winds and heavy rainfall. Trees that are dead or dying, leaning toward a structure, or compromised by disease or root damage are particularly vulnerable to failure during storm events — often with little warning.
McCullough Tree Service provides professional tree removal in Orlando and surrounding Central Florida communities rely on for both routine and emergency situations. The company handles removals of varying complexity, including trees positioned close to homes, businesses, fences, and utility lines where careful, methodical work is required. In addition to full tree removal, the company offers stump grinding and stump removal services to eliminate remaining hazards and improve usable yard space after a tree comes down.
Common reasons homeowners in the Orlando area schedule tree removal include dead or dying trees, trees damaged by a previous storm, trees that block light to other plants or structures, and trees growing too close to a foundation or roofline. Removing these trees before a hurricane makes landfall — rather than after — can significantly reduce the chance of property damage, insurance claims, and emergency costs.
“Too many homeowners wait until after a storm causes damage to think about the trees in their yard,” said a spokesperson for McCullough Tree Service. “A tree leaning toward a home or showing signs of decline is a liability that only gets more dangerous as wind and rain intensify — addressing it before the season peaks is always the safer and more affordable choice.”
Property owners in Orlando and surrounding communities who are unsure whether a tree on their property poses a risk are encouraged to schedule a professional assessment. McCullough Tree Service offers free estimates and can be found by searching for local tree removal service in the Orlando area. The company serves Longwood, Orlando, and communities throughout Central Florida. To request a free estimate or learn more, visit mcculloughtreeservice.com or call (407) 734-5854.
About McCullough Tree Service
McCullough Tree Service is a tree care company based in Longwood, Florida, serving Orlando and the broader Central Florida region. The company provides tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding and stump removal, storm cleanup, land clearing, tree planting, tree demossing, and certified arborist services. McCullough Tree Service is located at 948 Ferne Drive, Longwood, FL and can be reached at (407) 734-5854.
Media Contact
Organization: McCullough Tree Service
Contact Person: Shelby McCullough
Website: https://mcculloughtreeservice.com/
Email: Send Email
Contact Number: +14077345854
Address: 948 Ferne Drive
City: Longwood
State: FL
Country: United States
Release id: 49175
The post McCullough Tree Service Urges Orlando Residents to Address Hazardous Trees Before Hurricane Season appeared first on King Newswire. This content is provided by a third-party source.. King Newswire makes no warranties or representations in connection with it. King Newswire is a press release distribution agency and does not endorse or verify the claims made in this release. If you have any complaints or copyright concerns related to this article, please contact the company listed in the ‘Media Contact’ section
Disclaimer: The views, suggestions, and opinions expressed here are the sole responsibility of the experts. No Infobeat Today journalist was involved in the writing and production of this article.