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How Much Does Tree Removal Cost in North Texas? A Homeowner’s Guide
If you've been looking into having a tree removed from your property, you've probably discovered that getting a straightforward answer about pricing isn't easy. One homeowner might pay $500 to remove a small tree. Another could spend several thousand dollars removing...
How to Prepare Your Trees for Winter Storms in North Texas
Winter weather in North Texas can be unpredictable. Some years bring little more than cold temperatures and a few frosty mornings. Others bring freezing rain, ice accumulation, strong winds, and temperatures well below freezing. For homeowners with mature trees, those...
10 Warning Signs a Tree Needs to Be Removed in North Texas
A large tree can be one of the best features of your property. It provides shade during the summer, adds character to the landscape, and may have been growing long before you moved into your home. But trees don't last forever. Some decline slowly over several years....
When Is the Best Time to Trim Trees in North Texas? A Seasonal Guide
If you have mature trees on your property, you've probably wondered when they should be trimmed. Is fall the best time? Should you wait until winter? What about branches growing too close to your house during the summer? The answer depends on the type of tree, its...
The Ultimate Guide to Tree Services: Trimming, Removal & Tree Care in North Texas
Trees add shade, beauty, and value to your property. Mature oaks, pecans, elms, and other trees are common throughout North Texas, especially in established neighborhoods around Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Keller, and the surrounding communities. But even...
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Benefits Of Deep Root Feeding
Deep root fertilization, often called deep root feeding is a specialized tree care treatment that delivers essential nutrients directly into the root zone of your trees. Using professional equipment, a nutrient-rich solution is injected into the soil beneath the...
Wishing You A Peaceful Memorial Day
At Southwest Tree Service, we pause this Memorial Day to honor and remember the brave men and women who served our country. We will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026 in observance of Memorial Day. We will be back to business Tuesday, May 26, 2026. We wish you and your...
Spring Is Around The Corner: Prepare Your Trees
Spring Is Around the Corner: Now Is the Time to Prepare Your Trees Spring brings warmer weather, new growth, and fresh life to your landscape—but it can also expose hidden tree problems that developed over the winter. Preparing your trees early helps prevent storm...
Tree Removal Special
Southwest Tree Service offers quality and professional tree removal service. When working with us, you can have peace of mind, knowing your trees are in good hands. Schedule an evaluation with our ISA Certified Arborist to assess your trees and determine the actions...
ISA Certified Arborist
Southwest Tree Service welcomes Jeremy Patterson as our new ISA Certified Arborist. Jeremy comes with 25 years of knowledge in delivering the highest level of care for trees. We are confident Jeremy’s expertise and passion for tree care will be a great asset. If you...
Your Fall Tree Care Checklist: What You Must Do Before Winter Arrives
Fall is a transition. Leaves fall, growth slows, and trees shift focus underground. For homeowners, fall is a final chance to inspect, prune, protect, and set the stage for spring. If you act now, you can avoid problems next year. Here’s a practical, Texas-adapted...
Tree Removal: When, Why, and How to Do It Right
Sometimes pruning isn’t enough. Maybe a tree is dying, leaning dangerously, damaged in storms, or outgrown its space. In those cases, removal becomes necessary. Fall is often an ideal time to remove trees—if done carefully. Here’s a full look at how and why fall tree...
Why Fall Is One of the Best Times for Tree Trimming in Texas
As fall arrives, many homeowners think: the leaves will drop soon, and everything will look bare. But fall is more than just a season of decline. For trees, it’s a transitional window. It’s a chance to trim, prune, and prepare for winter and spring. If you time it...
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