We never like having to write these kinds of posts; but with the dramatic climate and weather we experience here in North Texas, it seems there's alwas a new storm worth talking about.

Wow! With yesterday’s heavy rain and the recent windy days we’ve had, spring storm season is officially here! When trees are improperly pruned or haven’t been pruned for years, the danger of dead limbs or overgrown branches falling onto your home, car or even a loved one is always present.

Tall trees are also susceptible to damage from being struck by lightning during thunderstorms.

Remember that big ice storm last December? How could you forget! Many of our urban trees were severely damaged, including this gorgeous red oak.

When we get torrential downpours, like we’ve had recently, the soil around DFW can max out on its water-holding capacity. While it’s good for our water reservoirs and lakes to fill up, your trees could be drowning.

What are ram's horns and how do they impact your tree?

Storms are a fact of life in North Texas. Are your trees ready for their impact?

Take preventative measures today to reduce potential damage to your property caused by poorly maintained trees that succumb to our North Texas extreme conditions including snow and ice.

Do your trees need to be removed or can they be reshaped and healed?

What do you do when a tree touches a power line? We offer direction on who to call.