Continuous upkeep of our trees can definitely make an impact on our everyday life. For every income spent on maintaining trees, the public receives good worth of benefits. Mature trees can improve our aesthetic neighborhood, absorb noise, reduce stress and crime, and create a calm, serene environment to relax in or socialize in. A single large tree can release up to 400 gallons of water into the atmosphere every day. Tree foliage filters dust and can help remove toxic pollutants from the atmosphere. The foliage captures and removes a wide range of smog-producing compounds such as ozone, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, airborne ammonia and some sulfur dioxide. Large trees remove 60-70 times more pollution than small trees.
Landscape trees, which act as wind breaks and sunscreens, can help you save money and live more comfortably. With properly placed trees around your house thru tree service, depending upon where you live, you can reduce winter heating bills up to 15%. Trees and shrubs also improve property value by 10-20%. Almost every city in our country has recorded a drop in the number of trees along its streets due to development, pollution, disease and neglect.
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