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Using certified arborists in Richardson is important because of micro-environments. An arborist who works daily in Richardson will know the trees in that community. As they zig zag between job sites through the neighborhood they will notice trees and patterns in your area. Most importantly they will know the soil in that area and how this soil type may benefit or hurt your trees in Richardson. Local certified arborists will also know disease and insects active in your area.
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Meet our Team
Your Richardson ISA Certified Arborists
Hannah Edinburgh
Since 2011
I’ve been an arborist since 2011 and was certified in 2012. I have worked as a sales arborist and a consulting arborist with Texas Tree Surgeons for over 10 years.
Interesting fact about me is that I have synesthesia.
Certifications
ASCA Registered Consulting Arborist® #739
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist® TX-3889B
Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified TOWQ 277
ASCA Tree and Plant Appraisal Qualified
Steve Barrett
Since 2020
I have been working in tree care for the last 25 years and as the Director of Tree Health Care Development for Texas Tree Surgeons since 2020. Prior to working at Texas Tree Surgeons I was the Executive Vice President and General Manager of a Texas tree company.
I am the proud Father of Samantha (33) and Ryan (28) and Husband of Lisa for 36 years. When I am not helping trees I am a mentor to men as they face the challenges of manhood in our modern world.
Certifications
ISA Certified Arborist® TX-4680A
ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified 397
Emily Long
Since 2014
Driving around the community and talking about trees with our neighbors is the best. I love what I do. I have been an arborist with Texas Tree Surgeons for the last 9 years.
I enjoy being at the lake, doing anything outdoors, baking, and watching panda videos on instagram. Pandas, and trees, make everything better.
Certifications
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist® TX-4149B
ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified
Texas Oak Wilt Qualified 121
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Richardson Blogs
Tree Planting
8 Benefits of Hiring Arborists for Tree Install in Richardson
Planting trees significantly enhances the beauty and environment of any city. In addition urban trees provide shade and reduce temperatures up to 10 degrees which is highly needed during our extreme summer months. With the…
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Tree Health Care
Understanding How Seasonal Changes Effect Tree Health Care
Trees are living organisms that respond to their environment, especially the shifting conditions brought by seasonal change. In North Texas, extreme weather, variable rainfall, and a wide variety of pests and pathogens present year-round challenges.…
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Local Arborist Services
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB): What Communities Need to Know and Do Now
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), an invasive beetle from Asia, has become one of the most destructive forest pests in North America—and it’s no longer a future threat for North Texas. It’s here, and it’s…
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Consulting
What is a Consulting Arborist and Why You Might Need One?
While most people recognize tree workers as the ones climbing trees and trimming branches, an arborist role is more analytical and strategic. Even within the certified arborist community there are slight differences, one main difference…
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Local Arborist Services
9 Essential Questions to Ask an Arborist Before Hiring
Hiring an arborist can be a daunting task, especially when your trees mean the world to you. This guide aims to simplify the process by outlining the key questions you should ask a potential arborist…
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Tree Health Care
How Does Soil Health Impact Tree Growth?
Understanding the connection between soil health and tree growth is crucial for anyone interested in keeping their landscape healthy. Healthy soil forms the foundation for robust and thriving trees, impacting everything from their size to…
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What's Wrong with My Tree
What Should I Do If My Live Oak Has Aphids?
Aphids are attracted to many different species of trees, but are most commonly seen in North Texas on crape myrtles, pecans, hackberries, and live oaks. Aphid infections typically occur on trees that are already stressed…
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Spring Tree Care
Free Mulch & Compost
It’s that time of year, annual mulch refresh. Come by and we will load as much as mulch/compost as you want for FREE. Don’t want to come by, trailer delivery $150 or full dumpster $250.…
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What's Wrong with My Tree
10 Signs Your Trees Needs an Assessment
Trees are an integral part of our landscapes, providing ecological benefits, beauty, and shade. In an urban environment trees need professional care to ensure they remain healthy and safe. Don’t wait till there are signs…
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Local Arborist Services
Debunking the Myth That Hiring a Certified Arborist is More Expensive
Many believe that hiring a certified arborist is a luxury only for the wealthy with sprawling estates. We’ll tackle the myth head-on and show you why a certified arborist saves you money in the long…
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Roots
15 Must-Know Soil Treatment Secrets for a Healthy Tree Environment in North Texas
Creating a vibrant tree ecosystem starts with the soil beneath. In North Texas, understanding soil treatment can transform your green spaces into thriving landscapes. Let’s unravel these soil treatment secrets for a healthy tree together.…
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Tree Planting
Top 10 Worst Trees for North Texas
Do not plant these trees! Yes, we love trees but not all trees belong in North Texas. Some trees are invasive and others don’t thrive well. After the May 2024 storm our urban forest needs…
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Events
Richardson Replants
We love trees, especially free trees! Richardson Replants aims to replace trees lost during the storm on May 28, 2024. Giveaway Schedule September 21, 2024 – Public Safety Expo October 1, 2024 – National Night…
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Tree Planting
Top 10 Ornamentals That Aren’t Crape Myrtle’s
We’ve survived another summer, and it’s finally fall. Autumn is the time to plant new trees while the weather is more mild. Young trees need time to establish themselves before the weather becomes extreme again.…
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Local Arborist Services
Restoration Pruning
May 2024 storm was unprecedented for many reasons; the amount of damage trees sustained, and the huge swath of our community that was affected. While a small number of property owners had trees fail during…
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Local Arborist Services
“Arborist” vs. “Certified Arborist”
It seems at times like there are as many tree care companies as there are trees. Sifting through the flyers, business cards, yard signs, and truck logos we see around North Texas can be overwhelming.…
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Local Arborist Services
Red Oak Removal in Richardson
Trees are a part of the home, and sometimes even a part of the family. From seedling, sapling, mature, through to decline, we witness the cycle of life parallel to our own. Our customer Nora…
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Local Arborist Services
Trees & Lawns
Trees aren’t the only plants that have suffered from drought/ freeze conditions the last two years, lawns have taken a beating too. We get a lot of questions concerning turf care and tree care including:…
Read moreSoil types in
Richardson
- Cross Timbers
- Flood Plains
- Texan Blackland Prairie
Richardson
In 2008, Board Certified Master Arborist Amy Langbein Heath got a call from a friend working in Richardson. He was slowly watching all the trees outside of his office window dying. He said that many other companies had been out to look at the trees and no one could figure out what was happening. The office complex was covered in mature live oaks that were showing signs of stress, defoliation, and die-back. Amy sent a sample off to the Texas A&M Plant Pathology Diagnostic Lab and confirmed that the tree had oak wilt. While some of the trees could be saved, many have since died. Oak wilt management is costly and complicated, and once trees are infected, there is no proven cure. Prevention is the best approach, by following proper oak pruning protocols and closely monitoring trees in oak wilt areas.
OAK WILT IN RICHARDSON
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Texas Tree Surgeons
we care about our customers and we care about trees
At Texas Tree Surgeons, we care about our customers and we care about trees, which is exactly why we are in the tree service business! We have a full team of Certified Arborists ready to help, many of whom are also Oak Wilt Certified and TRAQ (tree risk assessment) Qualified. Our climbers and crew members are all highly skilled with years of experience in the industry, and also strictly adhere to the guidelines set by TCIA and ISA. Your trees are a legacy, and helping you care for them is our mission!-
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