Hampton Bays sits on a narrow waist of land where the Shinnecock Canal carries the tide between two bays, and the wind that follows that water has opinions about trees. PowerLimb Tree service works the salt-scoured ground on both sides of it, taking down the pitch pine that has leaned a season too far over a roofline and shaping what stays so a yard sees sky again. Tree trimming out here is measured against the next blow off the ocean, not just against a calm Tuesday. Pruning in the bare months is the patient part: one crossing limb taken now, and the whole top rides out February better. And when a nor'easter finally drags itself east, storm damage cleanup is the first sound on the block, the drive opened and the split trunk gone before the day is half spent.