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Build a tree house requires careful planningand construction, but worth the result. If you take care and payattention to the tree house of your dreams with properly, you willhave a "home protection wood" that can be enjoyed for a long time.

1. Select the right tree.
Healthy trees are crucial to build the foundation of a tree house.Trees that are too old or younger will not be qualified as a treehouse; and anyone entering there will be very risky. Trees shouldbe robust, mature, and are still alive. Ideal tree to tree houseinclude oak, maple, pine, and apples. You should ask an expert toinspect your trees tree before starting to build. A tree that isideal to have the following qualities:

Trunk and branches are sturdy and strong. Roots embedded deepand strong. Not found signs of parasites or diseases that canweaken the tree.

2. Visit the city planning department in your area.
Take the time to study the regulation or regulations that may beassociated with the project tree house, for example, height limits.You might even have to have a permit to build. If there is aprotected tree on your property, you may be allowed to buildthere.

3. Talk with your neighbors.
As a form of courtesy, you should talk to your neighbors and letthem know your plans. If your tree house visible from theneighbor's house, they will be happy if you take into account theiropinion. These simple steps can prevent complaints or lawsuits inthe future. Although your neighbors tend to agree, this step willhelp them better support your project.

4. Talk with your insurance agent.
Contact your insurance agent to determine whether the tree housecovered under your home policy. Otherwise, all the potential damagecaused by the tree house would not be covered by insurance.