A thorough hazard assessment for trees and limbs is essential for maintaining safety and preventing property damage or personal injury. This process involves inspecting trees for structural weaknesses, such as dead or decaying branches, cracks, cavities, or signs of disease that may compromise stability. Additionally, factors like root health, leaning trunks, and proximity to buildings, power lines, or high-traffic areas must be evaluated. Weather conditions, such as strong winds or heavy snow, can further increase the risk of falling limbs. Regular assessments by a certified arborist can help identify potential hazards early and implement necessary corrective actions, such as pruning, cabling, or tree removal, to ensure a safe environment.