Arborilogical Services Inc.

We were proud to be part of this year’s Texas Tree Climbing Competition—what an incredible display of skill, safety, and passion for the profession! 🌳🧗‍♂️
As both a sponsor and attendee, it was an honor to support an event that brings together some of the most talented arborists in the industry. The energy, camaraderie, and professionalism on display remind us why we love what we do.
👏 Congratulations to all the competitors for your dedication, precision, and hard work. Whether you took home a win or simply challenged yourself, you’re all helping raise the bar for tree care excellence.
We’re already looking forward to next year!

🌳 Tree ID Challenge! 🌳
Take a close look at the leaf shape, texture, and overall form…
Can you guess what tree species this is? 🤔
Drop your answer in the comments ⬇️
Bonus points if you can name the genus, species, and variety! 🌱
We’ll reveal the answer soon—stay tuned!

Root flare depth matters.

These post oaks were recently uncovered after we discovered their root flares had been buried nearly 3 feet deep over a period of many years. When the natural flare of a tree is covered by excess soil, mulch, construction debris, or grade changes, the trunk tissue can stay too wet, oxygen can be reduced, and decay can develop where we need strength the most.

After carefully excavating the root flares, our team used resistance drilling to evaluate internal wood condition and check for decay. That information helps us determine whether the trees are still structurally viable and what care plan is appropriate moving forward.

Post oaks are tough Texas natives, but they do not tolerate root disturbance or buried trunk tissue well. Finding and correcting these issues early can make a major difference.

Concerned about soil piled around your trees or a flare you can’t see? Contact our team or visit us online to schedule a certified arborist visit.

Happy Earth Day! Today we celebrate the trees that shade our homes, clean our air, and make our neighborhoods feel alive. As your local tree care team, we’re committed to keeping our urban forest healthy—one pruning, fertilization, and preservation project at a time.

Let’s keep growing a greener community together. Connect with us to learn how we can care for your trees and landscape.

Spring is when your trees set the tone for the entire year 🌳—and surprisingly, your irrigation system plays a bigger role than most people realize.

In this photo, we see water running during freezing conditions earlier this week, creating ice buildup on branches. While it may look beautiful, this kind of timing can add unnecessary stress to trees when they’re just coming out of dormancy.

As temperatures fluctuate in North Texas, it’s critical to:
💧 Adjust irrigation timers for changing weather
💧 Avoid watering during freezing conditions
💧 Make sure watering supports root health—not added stress

Spring is a pivotal window. The right care now helps trees leaf out strong, resist pests, and handle summer heat. The wrong conditions? They can quietly set trees back for months.

We regularly consult with clients on watering practices as part of overall tree health. Small adjustments can make a big difference in how your trees perform throughout the year.

If you’re unsure whether your watering schedule is helping or hurting your trees, we’re here to help. Visit our website or give us a call to schedule a certified arborist consultation—we’d love to take a look.