Tree Care in El Macero, CA

If you're in El Macero, your trees are likely about 50 years old, planted when the homes were built in the mid-1970s. This means you're dealing with mature specimens that have reached their full size, and many are now showing the consequences of being planted in the wrong place. You'll see this with fast-growing species from that era, like silver maples with weak wood and aggressive roots that can damage foundations, or Bradford pears that are structurally guaranteed to split. The other major issue is water. Your lawn sprinkler system running for 15 minutes a day is the worst thing for these trees. It encourages shallow roots, making them vulnerable to our high drought risk. They need deep, infrequent watering to survive our warm, dry climate.