Arborist says preemptive and proactive tree work needed long before storms arrive. San Diego expected to see rain and wind this week.
SAN DIEGO – Ted Safford's been an arborist in San Diego for 47 years and he's seen a lot when it comes to our area trees.
San Diego County saw a good amount of wind and rain sweep through our area in recent weeks. Safford said trees could still be brought down without proper preparation after those previous storms. The clock is ticking down to when wind could bring branches and trees crashing down like we saw in other parts of town.
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