Update, Oct. 30, 3:44 p.m.
Jennifer Gero, owner of Rootz hair salon in Collinsville, is the owner of 5 Edgewood where a large pine tree fell on the house.
The tree has been removed from the house and a tarp is covering the corner of the house that a tree crashed through on Monday night during Hurricane Sandy.
She met with a representative from Traveler's Insurance Tuesday afternoon to assess the damage Tuesday afternoon.
More information will be provided when it becomes available.
Original Story
A mother and her son had to stay at a neighbor's house Monday night after a large pine tree crashed through the side of their Edgewood home during Hurricane Sandy.
There were no injuries, according to Avon Fire Chief Michael Trick.
"That house got some severe damage," Trick said.
The Avon Volunteer Fire Department responded to make sure the two occupants of the house were safe and to turn off the power on the structure as a precaution.
The tree is still there at this time because tree removal from houses is out of the fire department's purview, according to Trick.
Firefighters responded to another house simultaneously where a tree fell on the roof. There was minor damage to the second house and information on the location has not been released at this time.
The fire department also responded to calls regarding sparking wires as limbs fell on the power lines and a couple of motor vehicle accidents Monday.
