It is a concern for homeowners that over time trees planted near their home will cause damage to the foundation. Tree roots, while essential for a tree’s health, will create concerns if they encroach too
Mimosa trees (Albizia julibrissin), also known as silk trees, are admired for their feathery foliage and fragrant pink blooms. These trees were brought to the United States in the 18th century and quickly became a
When it comes to tree removal, timing can make a significant difference. Whether you’re dealing with a hazardous tree, understanding the best time of year to remove a tree can help you save time and
Oak wilt is one of the most devastating tree diseases affecting oak trees. This is particularly common in areas like Texas and the Midwest. The fungus bretziella fagacearum, previously known as, ceratocystis fagacearum, spreads through
If you’re looking to add immediate impact and beauty to your landscape, the thought of purchasing mature trees has probably crossed your mind. Mature trees offer instant shade, enhance curb appeal, and provide a fully
Removing a tree stump from your yard is a challenging task, but it’s often necessary for safety, aesthetics, and future landscaping plans. At Torres Tree Service, we’ve helped countless homeowners tackle this issue. In this
When a tree is cut down, the stump left behind is an eyesore, a tripping hazard, and a potential home for pests. That’s where stump grinding comes in. At Torres Tree Service, we specialize in
At Torres Tree Service, we often hear from customers who wonder why is tree trimming so expensive? While it may seem like a straightforward task, professional tree trimming involves much more than simply cutting branches.
Creating a natural privacy screen in your North Texas yard doesn’t have to be a long-term waiting game. With the right selection, you can establish a lush, green barrier in just a few years. Here
As a homeowner in North Texas, maintaining the trees and landscaping around your property is an important responsibility. Over time, trees will shed branches through natural growth and pruning, leaving you with piles of brush
