Tree Care in Point Clear, AL

Point Clear sits in one of the wettest spots on the Gulf Coast, and your trees know it. Between the 67.8 inches of rain you get each year and the 16.8 storm events that roll through, your oaks, cypress, and magnolias are in a different world than trees up north. The flip side is your long growing season (10 months), which lets trees recover fast, but also means they're working hard most of the year. Most people don't realize that the homes built here in the early 1990s came with trees that were mostly chosen for speed, not durability. Bradford pears and camphor trees went in because nurseries had them stocked, not because they were right for Baldwin County. Thirty years later, those trees are showing it: splitting frames, weak branch angles, roots that can't handle wet soil. The real issue isn't the storms. It's that your trees are at the age where they need professional help for the first time. They're big enough now that they can't be ignored, and most of them were never properly pruned when it mattered most.