Aug 5, 2021 | uncategorized
According to the Texas Trees Foundation, there are over 700 species of trees found in the Lone Star State. Most of these Texas trees don’t stand a chance of growing in light of the state’s regulations against watering or irrigation. That’s why planting a tree that’s...
Jul 9, 2021 | Protected Trees
With Texas real estate demand rising, tree removal is bound to be on the to-do list of many Texas residents. What many of these new residents don’t know is that tree preservation in Texas is an ongoing effort. Protected trees are everywhere, so it is imperative...
Jun 21, 2021 | uncategorized
There were approximately 82,000 businesses that offer tree maintenance and removal services in the US in 2020. Luckily for the customers, many of these services are more local so the choices are fewer. But any quick google search will reveal how many tree services are...
Jun 1, 2021 | Dying Trees
Texas is a state rich in diverse flora, especially when it comes to our trees. To make sure trees are properly protected and taken care of, there are certain regulations in place in Texas. As a homeowner, you’ll likely need a tree removed at some point. But,...
May 5, 2021 | Dying Trees
You might love that tree in your backyard or front yard, but it’s not going to be helpful to anyone if it falls and damages either your property or hurts someone walking on your property. But what are the signs of a dying tree? How do you know if a tree is...
Mar 11, 2021 | uncategorized
Having lovely, healthy trees doesn’t happen by accident. To keep your trees looking beautiful year-round, it’s critical to keep up with tree maintenance! Whether it’s during the spring or other times throughout the year, taking proper care of your...
Mar 11, 2021 | uncategorized
Trees can thrive anywhere, surviving for hundreds of years in the toughest conditions. Eventually, age and other ill-effects of disease take their toll on the tree, and that means calling official channels in Texas for a tree removal permit, Katy, TX. Storm damage and...
Feb 3, 2021 | uncategorized
For 2021, the first day of spring is March 20th! Considering spring means new growth and life, you’re probably pretty excited that your yard is going to flourish again. But for this to happen, you have to make the right preparations, especially for your trees....
