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A tree falling is one of those things nobody expects to deal with. Then a storm moves through San Antonio, the wind gets loud, and suddenly there is a tree stretched across the fence or resting on part of the roof. Once everyone is safe and the shock settles down a little, the questions usually start. Whose tree was it? Who needs to call the insurance company? Who pays for the roof, fence, vehicle, or cleanup?

A lot of homeowners stop noticing the trees around their house until one branch starts getting a little too close for comfort. Maybe you looked up while pulling into the driveway and realized a limb is hanging farther over the roof than it used to.

If you own a home in San Antonio, there is a good chance you have looked at your trees and thought: "We should probably trim those." The problem is figuring out when. A lot of homeowners assume tree trimming can happen anytime during the year. Technically, trees can be pruned in every season. But that does not always mean it is the best time.

There is usually a moment when people first notice it. Maybe you are pulling into the driveway after work. Maybe you are taking the trash out. Maybe a neighbor says something that makes you stop and look.