Tree Care in St. Paul, TX

If you're in St. Paul, you likely have trees that are about 27 years old, planted when the neighborhoods went in around 1999. That means your Southern Live Oaks and Southern Magnolias are entering a critical maturity phase. They're large enough to provide real value and shade, but also large enough to cause significant damage if a major limb fails. Our warm-humid climate with 39 inches of rain means soils are often saturated. In a storm, that saturation combined with our high winds - we average nearly 38 storm events a year - is the prime condition for root plate failure, where the whole tree can uproot. Different winds cause different problems; a sustained north wind followed by a sudden shift can fatigue weak branch unions you might not even see from the ground.