Plano has grown into a city known for its trees and green spaces. For example, the Bicentennial Bur Oak in Bob Woodruff Park in Plano is on the Texas Registry of Historic Trees and is estimated to be over 500 years old. Oak Point Preserve covers over 800 acres along Rowlett Creek and is a haven for nature lovers from all over North Texas. In total, Plano has more than 70 miles of managed trails lined with natural beauty and majestic trees.

Plano has also striven to diversify its urban forest. Bur oaks, like the Bicentennial Bur Oak, are just one of the Texas native tree species that thrive in Plano. We also find American elms, cedar elms, live oaks, and dozens more. Species diversity helps Plano’s trees resist disease and insects.

At Texas Tree Surgeons, we love trees and we love our customers. We recognize that the different species that have been planted over the past 40 years have different needs: hardwood and long-lived trees may be thriving or even outgrowing the area where they were planted and require trimming or removal; softwoods, such as Bradford pears, may be nearing the end of their lifespan in urban environments and in need of plant health care. Areas with dense populations of live or red oaks may be susceptible to oak wilt. Ash trees in Plano are threatened by the growing threat of the emerald ash borer beetle. Whatever kinds of trees you have, our certified arborists can assess your trees’ needs and prepare a course of action.

With the devastation of the 2019 storms, now is the best time to plant a new tree. If you are looking to plant a tree in Plano, the city has published a wealth of information on their website. We are able to assist you in every aspect of Plano tree care, as we have knowledge of the best trees that grow in this area. If you have trees that need to be taken down, we can do that too, and can handle everything in between. When it comes to tree services in Plano, Texas Tree Surgeons are the experts. Trust us to help you maintain healthy and beautiful trees.