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Will the the tree roots cause damage to paving, buildings or plumbing?

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Will the the tree roots cause damage to paving, buildings or plumbing?

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The likelihood of tree roots to cause damage depends both on the type of tree and the proximity to the structure. Generally the more drought tolerant the tree is the less likely it is to cause damage. Water sensitive trees need to have a vigorous root system to be constantly seeking water, therefore their root systems are usually more extensive and aggressive. The other thing to remember is that large trees have a large root system in order to anchor the tree in the ground.

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