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hemlock tree removal Play Video Who Will Handle the Cleanup When PG&E Works on My Tree? Opens a modal window. Who Will Handle the Cleanup When PG&E Works on My Tree? 1 OF 1. How do we notify you if a tree needs to be pruned or removed? Who handles the clean up? Which trees are least likely to grow into power lines?

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What does PG&E do to restore electric service and clean up debris after a storm? After a storm, our emergency crews work to restore power to neighborhoods and communities as quickly and safely as possible. This work may involve removing trees that have fallen into power lines or that are at an elevated risk of falling due to the storm. Who will handle clean up when PG&E works on my trees? Host Neda Iranpour, standing outside and wearing a PG & E hard hat and vest introduces the segment about clean up and narrates throughout.

Victor Visintin, arborist, talks to camera about how important it is to them to leave area clean after tree. PG&E and our tree contractors do not have the authority to remove wood because the trees on your land are your property. As a courtesy, tree crews cut larger limbs into more manageable lengths and leave wood on-site for customer use. 1. Look up before planting or pruning trees and work at a safe distance by keeping yourself and tools at least 10 feet away from power lines at all times.

2. Stay away from downed power lines and call if you see a downed line. 3. If you plan to prune trees near power lines or your service wire, follow our pruning guidelines below. Only line.