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If there are overhanging branches on your property, it's time for a little tree trimming. Not only do these limbs pose as a threat to your family's safety, but they can also be an eyesore for your neighbors. And let's not forget about the fact that the more branches that a tree has, the greater the risk that one will fall on top of your car or home, thus causing costly damage to your property.

For a quick, affordable solution, Panske Trim-A-Tree Service in Marinette, WI can help fix your out of control branches by taking the following steps:

Inspect: When you call Panske Trim-A-Tree Service for an inspection, they'll provide you with a free estimate for their tree trimming services.

Assess: Once they look over your yard and assess the situation,
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