Good Guys Tree Service Blog

Tree Care And Proper Watering

2022-06-27T11:05:32-05:00June 27th, 2022|

Providing proper care for urban trees here in Central Texas is essential for their long-term health and well-being more than ever before. From long periods of droughts to record setting high temperatures, changes in the Central Texas climate means that trees are facing even harsher conditions than ever before. Therefore, it is important that

Good Guys Tree Service Named Best Tree Service in Austin, Texas by Trees.com

2022-06-09T08:35:40-05:00June 9th, 2022|

The company was ranked among the most trusted providers for the removal, trimming, pruning, or replacement of trees and shrubs   AUSTIN, TEXAS – Trees.com, the online authority for hydroponics, gardening advice, product reviews, DIY, and design ideas, has announced Good Guys Tree Service among the best tree services in Austin, Texas. The top

Top 7 Signs You Might Need Emergency Tree Removal

2022-02-01T12:01:28-05:00December 14th, 2021|

Trees add so much vivacity and value to a property. From brightening up the outdoors on beautiful sunny mornings to making a simple house look so homely and beautiful from the outside, trees can indeed instill life into even the most mundane surroundings. However, trees require exceptionally good maintenance. Apart from regular cutting and pruning,

Check Out Our New Equipment Maintenance Video

2021-08-18T14:29:56-05:00August 18th, 2021|

You wouldn’t go to a doctor who doesn’t sterilize their tools would you? Well, our chainsaw is our tool and we take good care of our tools. Proper equipment maintenance ensures that accidents don’t happen, performance is reliable and disease doesn’t spread from tree to tree. Call today for a free estimate. (512) 743-3909

Check Out Our New Vertical Mulching Video

2021-08-18T14:27:05-05:00August 2nd, 2021|

Just as our bodies need oxygen, soil needs oxygen as well. We provide them that oxygen through vertical mulching. Vertical mulching is a process that involves drilling 8-10 inch holes that are spaced out in areas directly beneath the canopy. Then by adding pea gravel, and then covering with peat moss, trees that suffer