Summer in Wisconsin brings an abundance of sunshine, and with longer days and warmer temperatures, homeowners return to favorite outdoor activities. Garden plots are revitalized, and property owners may also reassess the use of space on the land surrounding their homes. Whether managing an acre of land or multiple acres of wilderness surrounding a dwelling, homeowners are wise to consider the benefits of properly managing and tending to this natural space.
The team at Wisconsin Land Management offers a variety of professional, quality services tailored to help landowners and homeowners successfully manage their natural land. From clearing land and offering structure demolition, installing new lawns and food plots, excavation and land grading, forestry mulching, crafting deer stands, and general management to optimize sustainability and land health, Wisconsin Land Management provides versatile, customized services throughout the state.
Summer offers an ideal opportunity to properly evaluate and tend to the trees on property as well as to assess and remove any dry brush or material that might pose fire hazards as temperatures rise in the summer months.
Wisconsin Land Management, owned and operated by Cody Kruse, has been helping residents with a variety of land maintenance and management projects in Wisconsin for years. By properly tending to and removing dead or dying trees as well as excess brush and debris, this professional team can help increase the values of property and keep natural land safe and enjoyable. Wildlife and vegetation benefit from proper attention to and management of natural land as well.
The presence of dead or dying trees can pose hazards to homeowners, neighbors and passersby. While dead trees do provide habitat for a variety of animals, birds, and insects, individuals must carefully consider the benefits versus risks of keeping dying or dead vegetation on their property.
Dead trees become more prone to breaking, and both tree limbs or entire trees may be susceptible to falling during higher winds or storms. Summer storm systems can wreak havoc on dry or brittle tree growth, leading to fallen branches or downed trees that can cause injury, property damage, or power outages, both for the property owner and sometimes for neighboring owners or even neighbors themselves.
Injury from falling tree limbs, or worse yet, entire trees onto homes or vehicles, can pose hazards as well as issues of liability for the property owner responsible for the damage. Damage to or destruction of property from tree-related causes can be expensive and time-consuming to remedy, creating stress for those responsible as well as for those experiencing damage or injury. Fallen tree branches or trees can also impact essential power lines, which create a secondary risk and require immediate professional attention. Power outages often end up affecting multiple residences, and therefore can negatively impact multiple lives.
Wisconsin Land Management’s team is skilled at numerous aspects of property care and management and can help professionally assess and clear vegetation debris that might pose a significant wildfire hazard during the summer months. Preventing risks associated with wildfires and their subsequent spread can enhance the value and safety of property as well as help to maximize the health of existing forested areas, both surrounding homes and on adjoining property. Taking a proactive approach to tending to the health of one’s property can boost the safety, value, and long-term enjoyment of the land.
