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We've had so many questions about Oak Wilt closure this year! We're so happy to answer all these questions! We love the interest homeowners are showing in the health and longevity of their trees. , because we want your trees to live their best lives. What should I do if a limb breaks during oak wilt season? Remember, Oak Wilt season starts February 1st. After this time, we will not be doing any unnecessary pruning of oaks. However, in the case of broken branches or tree fail

Winter storms don't happen every year in Texas, but when they do, they can be intense! Unfortunately, many trees in Central Texas are not well adapted to heavy ice or prolonged freezing conditions. In the case of ice build up on limbs, the added weight in the canopy can cause branches to snap or entire trees to topple, especially if they already have structural weaknesses that have gone unmanaged. Staying on top of tree care throughout the year is one of the most effective w

Every year in Central Texas, there is a seasonal closure for oak tree trimming and removal aimed at preventing the spread of oak wilt , a deadly fungal disease that affects live oaks and red oaks. Understanding this closure, and why it matters, can help you protect your trees and your property. Why Oak Wilt Season Matters Oak wilt spreads primarily from beetles that are attracted to fresh pruning wounds. During spring months, these beetles are more active and can carry the di

Clearing space around your home is more than just a landscaping task. In the Texas Hill Country, dense cedar, fast-growing brush, and dry conditions can quickly turn overgrowth into a safety or maintenance issue. For property owners in and around Wimberley, regular brush clearing helps protect homes, improves land usability, and keeps your property manageable year-round. Easier Maintenance and Upkeep One of the most immediate benefits of clearing space around your home is eas

Cedar Fever in Central Texas: What Causes It — and What Actually Helps (From a Tree Service Owner with Terrible Allergies) If you’ve lived in Central Texas for any length of time, you’ve probably heard of — or personally suffered from — cedar fever . For me, as a tree service owner, I have about the most exposure you can realistically get for a person who has terrible cedar fever. For many people, it’s the worst allergy season of the year, bringing weeks of misery with little

Preparing your trees for winter is one of the most important — and most overlooked — steps homeowners can take to protect their property and improve tree health in spring. In Central Texas, winter tree care looks different than in colder climates, but the risks are just as real. A little proactive maintenance now can prevent storm damage, disease, and expensive removals later. Below is a practical, season-by-season guide to getting your trees ready for both winter protection

Tree trimming is one of the most important things you can do to keep your property safe, healthy, and looking its best — especially here in the Hill Country, where our oaks, cedars, and elms grow fast and deal with major weather swings.While some pruning can be done anytime, there absolutely is a “best season” for most trimming work in Central Texas. Below is a simple, local homeowner-friendly guide to when (and why) you should schedule trimming — plus species-specific tips t

Longevity & Legacy Many oak species (white oak, live oak, etc.) can live for hundreds of years under favorable conditions. When you care properly for the oak trees shading your back porch, you’re creating a space that will shade your family for generations. Property Value & Aesthetics Mature, healthy oaks add substantial visual appeal and shade value, making your property more attractive. Professional maintenance minimizes risk factors and protects valuable trees from later d

Trees are not just beautiful fixtures in our landscape; they play vital roles in providing shade, improving air quality, and enhancing...