Preventing Tree Fall Accidents Around Pools, Driveways and Outdoor Living Spaces

Tree damage to residential roof

Life in Kingwood often revolves around the outdoors. Between backyard pools, wide driveways, and comfortable patios, many homes are designed to enjoy the fresh air as much as possible. Trees add beauty and shade to these spaces, but when they start to weaken or grow in the wrong direction, they can create real safety concerns…. Read more »

Best Native Trees for Kingwood & Houston Area Landscapes (That Grow Big & Healthy)

Close-up of gloved hands carefully planting a young tree in fertile soil, part of a reforestation project aimed at restoring and preserving the natural environment.

Creating a lush, vibrant yard in the Kingwood and Houston area starts with choosing trees that belong here. Native trees have adapted over generations to handle our Gulf Coast heat, humidity, and heavy rainfall. At Forest Tree Service LLC, we’ve seen time and again that the healthiest, strongest trees are the ones that are naturally… Read more »

How to Spot Early Signs of Tree Disease in Your Houston Yard

Parmelia sulcata lichen on a tree bark trunk - agriculture, gardening, cultivation, biology

Trees do more than frame your yard with beauty. They provide shade, improve air quality, and add value to your home. But when disease starts to take hold, those same trees can become weak, unsafe, and even contagious to the rest of your landscape. In Houston’s warm and humid climate, tree diseases are unfortunately common…. Read more »

Preparing Your Trees for Texas Weather: Seasonal Care Tips

Man pruning tree with clippers. One gloved male farmer hand prunes and cuts branches of a tree in the garden.

Texas weather can be a real rollercoaster. From blazing hot summers to sudden storms and even unexpected cold snaps, our trees face quite a bit throughout the year. If you live in Kingwood, Houston, or nearby areas, it’s important to care for your trees with the seasons in mind to keep them healthy, safe, and… Read more »

Why You Should Remove That Old Tree Stump—And How We Do It

A big old stump on the green grass in the city yard.

You’ve had the tree cut down. The hard part’s over, right? Not quite. If the stump is still sitting in your yard, there’s one more important step to take—and it’s not just about looks. At Forest Tree Service LLC, we’ve been helping homeowners in Kingwood and Houston clean up their yards for over 30 years,… Read more »

Replanting After Tree Removal: What to Consider Before You Dig

afforestation set of green plants in flowerpots

So—you’ve finally had that old, dying, or dangerous tree removed. The yard looks more open, maybe a little brighter… but also a bit empty. If you’re thinking about replanting in that same spot, you’re not alone. We get this question all the time at Forest Tree Service: “Can I plant a new tree where the… Read more »

Post Storm Tree Cleanup: What to Do and When to Call the Pros

Fallen old oak tree on a sunny summer day.

Severe weather in Kingwood, TX can leave your property looking like a battlefield of fallen limbs, splintered trunks, and scattered debris. While it’s tempting to jump into cleanup mode right away, post-storm tree care involves more than just clearing branches—it requires caution, strategy, and often professional expertise. Here’s how to handle storm aftermath safely and… Read more »

How Forest Tree Service Turns Removed Trees into Sustainable Firewood

At Forest Tree Service LLC, tree removal is never where our responsibility ends — it’s where another important part of our mission begins. When a tree is cut down due to disease, storm damage, or structural risk, we believe it deserves a second life. Rather than letting removed trees go to waste, we repurpose usable… Read more »

Why Leftover Tree Stumps Are a Magnet for Pests and Diseases

old brown pine tree wood stub covered by moss

After removing a tree, it’s easy to overlook the stump that remains. While it may seem harmless, an abandoned tree stump can lead to serious problems for your yard. From insect infestations to the spread of fungal diseases, a decaying stump can create unexpected issues that affect your landscape and even your home. At Forest… Read more »