re: How much is too much to have a dead tree cut down and removed?

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Based on what?

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I you know it poses a hazard and do nothing to mitigate it, they can deny the claim. They have to show you knew, so maybe "get wind" wasn't the appropriate phrase. It usually doesn't come into play in everyday life. Odds are, the only time it'll happen is if an adjuster goes to your house for another item and notices an issue. They will notify you if they see that, though.