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A good maintenance program for your trees will keep them alive for the projected lifespan of that species. Normally a tree lives about 80 years, give or take, depending on what kind. Mother nature has a way of making them durable and self sufficient once they have past their first two years.

It's important not to over love your trees with constant contact. Remember they were made for a nature environment. We are there simply to assist with a few simple tasks but helpful pushes into good health to live. 

If your tree looks healthy its probably because your not over or under maintaining it. Remember a tree is like a human too much of anyone thing could hurt its health.

Below you will find a great healthy maintenance program that will help you with your trees. 

hERE'S A FEW MAINTENANCE TIPS FOR YOUR TREES

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Step #1: Mulching 
Here's the reasons why mulching is very a important part of your tree maintenance:

  • Acts as an insulated barrier from cold and heat this works just like a jacket in winter and shade in summer keeps roots health.
  • Retains water to help feed water to roots to hold moisture and healthiness.
  • Help keeps weeds away from roots a major competitions for food.
  • Helps keep roots protected from lawn morrow blades and weed eater cords.    

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Step #2: Proper watering
Remember that the most common mistake of all tree owners is not knowing how much water to use for your trees. 

For newly planted trees: they need lots of water try to water them for 5 minutes everyday with a regular hose at medium velocity on the knob.

For trees in their first two years of growth: they also need lots of water for their root system to break through the soil. A good rule of thumb is 5 minutes five days a week at medium velocity on the hose. Try to spread the water from 2 - 4' around and away from the trunk in a circular motion. 


Older trees than two years: Once the tree has established its roots and you're not in a current drought condition. At this point, mother nature can give the tree all its moisture and watering can be done once every two weeks for about 10 minutes with medium velocity on a open hose. 

*This watering recommendation is for North Texas trees only*

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Step #3: Pruning your trees:
Why do you want to prune your tree? What goal do you have in mind? Light pruning is just fine anytime but live branch removal should be planned out first. Remember trees seal not heal and one bad cut can scar just like ones face.


Winter pruning: Is about what everyone in the industry recommends. Wait until the coldest part of winter is over before pruning is best. When you can notice sap on the tree is normally a good time. This time is great because when spring rolls around it will sprout a good growth. 


Summer Pruning: Really should be done only for corrective proposes. Maybe you what to slow the growth of a few branches or reduce the amount of fruit it yields. In any case, make sure its well into summer before pruning after the growth season of the tree is over. Late July or August is what that is recommended for the most part. Try your best not to prune during spring its the growing season for trees. In addition, don't prune during the fall your tree will not heal correctly and there's a greater chance of fungus spreading through the tree.   

Remember what you cut will not grow back! 



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OUR REVIEWS

2018-1-01

These guys were great. Very professional and knocked out a big job in just a few short hours. They clearly knew what they were doing and went above and behind to carefully analyze the health of each tree, and what was needed. As opposed to trimming and moving on. I highly recommend. They did my neighbor as well.

- Josh Mills. View Review

2018-1-01

I needed a tree removed from our front yard this past weekend. I called Josh Anthony with Tree Service Fort Worth they came in at a competitive rate and removed it in a safe manner. I will used them again in the future and recommend them to others in Fort Worth.

- Frank B. View Review

2017-2-01

Very happy in my dealings with Henry and his crew. Henry came out on short notice to provide some recommendations on trimming and keeping one of my pecan trees healthy. His crew was able to come out a couple days later and were very professional and efficient. They even took the bigger limbs that were removed and cut them down for firewood and stacked the wood. Will definitely work with them again for future tree care.

- Robert Early. View Review

2017-2-01

Had just closed on the new house with beautiful landscape to discover my cypress trees dying and other trees on the property looking ill. Called two other arborist before I discovered Henry. Though there was no saving my already dying trees; the others were diagnosed, treated and saved. Henry was not only knowledgeable but also professional, friendly and extremely reasonable. It is almost shocking to find people like him these days. Highly recommended to all!

- helen cass. View Review

2016-2-01

Great tree service. I had them come take care of a tree removal, we discussed the total price and was very happy with the work these guys do. GREAT COSTUMER SERVICE!

- Tatiana Loeser. View Review

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​Tree Service Fort Worth is a leading provider for Tree Service in Fort Worth, TX and Dallas-Fort Worth. Our priority is to keep you happy and your trees healthy.
Phone: (817) 502-9402
​1000 Henderson St. Suite 308,
​Fort Worth, TX 76102

Business Hours

Monday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

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