As we move through the winter months, it’s the perfect time to give your Crepe Myrtles a little TLC to ensure they thrive come spring and summer. At Good Guys Tree Service, we understand the importance of proper tree care, and this February, we’re focusing on two essential services for Crepe Myrtles: pollarding and the use
As the new year begins, we at Good Guys Tree Service want to help you prepare your trees for the challenges of winter weather. With the recent snow and freeze, it's clear that Mother Nature has more in store. These early storms are just a teaser for what could be a long, harsh season.
With the first official day of winter being December 21st and we transition into the colder months here in Central Texas, it’s time for Good Guys Tree Service to take a short seasonal break. This brief pause allows us to recharge and prepare to serve our community with the best care possible in the
As the crisp autumn air sets in and the leaves blanket the ground, November is a time to reflect on gratitude. At Good Guys Tree Service, we’re thankful for the vibrant community we serve and the beautiful trees that make our neighborhoods so special. Celebrating the Season of Thanks Thanksgiving reminds us to pause
Trees are more than just beautiful additions to our landscapes—they are essential to life itself. Here in Austin, we are lucky to be surrounded by diverse and thriving trees, which play a crucial role in maintaining the health of our environment, our community, and our well-being. As we enjoy the cooler days of October,
As the long, hot summer comes to an end here in Austin, many homeowners start thinking about prepping their landscape for the cooler months ahead. While spring often gets all the attention for garden work, fall is a good time to focus on tree care. At Good Guys Tree Service, we encourage our clients
As summer reaches its peak, we often associate this time of year with lush, green canopies providing much-needed shade. However, in recent years, an increasing number of trees are shedding their leaves prematurely, a phenomenon that many people typically associate with autumn. This early leaf drop during summer is a direct consequence of prolonged
Late summer in Central Texas brings not only scorching heat but also an array of challenges for trees, particularly when it comes to leaf diseases. During this period, trees are often stressed from prolonged high temperatures and occasional drought conditions, making them more susceptible to various pathogens. One of the most common afflictions is
Heat stress is a significant concern for trees in central Texas, where summer temperatures often soar beyond 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Prolonged exposure to such high temperatures can severely impact trees, leading to symptoms like wilting, leaf scorch, and premature leaf drop. Trees rely on a delicate balance of water uptake and transpiration to maintain
Root crown air spading involves using a high-pressure air tool to remove soil from around the base of a tree, exposing the root flare and root crown. This method is non-invasive and gentle on the tree, making it an ideal approach for addressing various root-related issues. By carefully blowing away the soil, arborists can
