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Anderson Tree Care expands risk assessments in San Jose for El Nino season

Anderson Tree Care Specialists increases tree risk evaluations in San Jose ahead of the rainy El Nino season.

Oct 17, 2026, 12:30 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
Photo: Cpudude91 at English Wikipedia / Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Anderson Tree Care Specialists has expanded its tree risk assessment services in San Jose as the El Nino rainy season begins, according to the Phoenix Herald.

The company is focusing on evaluating trees throughout San Jose to identify potential hazards that could arise from increased rainfall and storm conditions typical of El Nino weather patterns.

This expansion aims to help local residents and businesses mitigate risks associated with falling branches or uprooted trees during the rainy season.

By conducting these assessments, Anderson Tree Care Specialists hopes to enhance public safety and reduce property damage in the San Jose area this fall and winter.

Sources
  1. phoenixherald.com: Anderson Tree Care Specialists Expands Tree Risk Assessments in San Jose as El Nino Rainy Season Begins
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