As winter starts winding down in Austin, those older tree stumps sitting quietly in corners of the yard start getting in the way. They might not seem like a big problem during January, but once spring cleanup begins, those stumps suddenly feel like they are holding...
By the time winter starts losing its grip in Austin, most trees have slowed their activity. Without leaves and fast growth, issues can sit unnoticed. That makes late winter a smart time to take a closer look. With everything more exposed, signs of age, stress, or past...
Austin sees its share of strong, fast-moving storms early in the year. Heavy rain, sudden wind gusts, and shifting soil can all happen in a single afternoon. It doesn’t take much for a weakened tree to snap or lean without warning. That’s when things get serious....
Tree roots are a quiet problem until they aren’t. What starts as a healthy tree growing in your yard can turn into underground pipe trouble. In Austin, older trees planted decades ago often have roots that grow deep and wide. Over time, they can push into sewer...
Tree stumps might seem harmless at first glance, but what’s going on below the surface can be a different story, especially in Austin. When a tree is cut down, the remaining stump can begin to decay over time. This slow breakdown creates the perfect place for termites...
A shady backyard sounds like a paradise during summer in Austin. But when too much shade takes over, it can turn a lovely yard into a dark, damp area struggling to stay alive. Thick tree canopies might look beautiful when they’re full and green, but they can...
