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Service Area

Arlington
Bedford
Burleson
Carrollton
Colleyville
Coppell

Duncanville
Euless
Fort Worth
Grand Prairie
Grapevine
Highland Park

Hurst
Irving
Keller
Mansfield
Midlothian
North Richland Hills

Oak Cliff (Dallas)
Southlake
Trophy Club
University Park

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Stay informed about lawn care, tree care and pest related issues in your area!

Frost Heave Damage in Texas: Why Young Trees Lift in Winter

A tree trunk with exposed roots stands in the center of cracked, dry soil—an example of soil movement Texas homeowners may face—surrounded by dry, yellow grass in a residential yard.

When winter temperatures swing up and down in North Texas, your landscape faces more than just chilly mornings and dry […]

Winter Rodent Activity in Texas Landscapes

A brown rat emerging from a hole in the snow, with its head and upper body visible against the white background—a reminder for businesses to stay on top of lawn care, even during winter.

December may feel quiet above ground, but below the surface of your landscape, winter rodents are busier than ever, and […]

Winter Warm Spells & Tree Stress in North Texas

A residential street with houses, cars, and leafless trees covered in a layer of snow on a cloudy winter day, with local businesses adjusting their lawn care schedule for the winter season.

Winter in North Texas rarely behaves like winter anywhere else. Just as trees begin settling into dormancy after the first […]

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