Category: Firewood

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 »

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 »

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 »

Tips for Storing Firewood Properly

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Winter may not be the ideal time to have your friends over for a backyard bonfire, but it is the perfect season to curl up in front of the fireplace in your living room with a cup of hot cocoa. There’s something especially magical about relaxing next to a woodburning fireplace. It can be soothing… Read more »

What is Causing My Tree to Die?

Dying Trees

Why do trees die? Like humans and pets, trees get old. They can (and do) die from old age. Perhaps the major difference between humans, pets and trees is the sheer number of years trees can live… some will last centuries. Did you know the Bristlecone Pine can live up to 5,000 years? That’s astounding!… Read more »

Keep These Things in Mind When Choosing and Storing Firewood

Are you thinking of having a bonfire outside in the yard this summer? How about using firewood indoors to help heat the house during the winter? It turns out that not all woods are the same. Some can smoke too much when they’re being burnt, or have terribly stinky odors. Others can build up creosote… Read more »