Trying to find a local tree planting service to install a palm, oak, fruit, magnolia, or other tree in your yard? We provide both residential and commercial tree planting services throughout the greater Houston area including Katy, Cypress, Fulshear, Richmond, Hockley, Pattison, Waller, and beyond. Contact us by calling (713) 464-8733 today to request a free quote for tree installation service. In business since 1990, we can’t wait to earn your trust and repeat business.
Our Professional Tree Installation Process
We follow a structured process when planting trees to ensure they are placed in the right spot for their specific species’ needs in this ecoregion. Before we start doing any digging we first test the soil condition and amend the soil with nutrients, mulch, or other materials as needed to the tree’s health.
Next we ascertain the best place to plant the tree(s) based on level of sunlight and surrounding structures. Once installed we give the property or homeowners specific care instructions such as watering schedule and duration, when to fertilize and with what fertilizer, and instruct them to contact us if they notice anything off about the tree’s health.
If the tree becomes unstable or uprooted during high winds we may recommend installing tree supports such as cables, braces, or stakes. Ongoing tree maintenance services will be recommended for the specific trees you had installed based on their species, size, and condition.
Types of Tree Species We Install & Plant
- Oak Trees
- Pecan Trees
- Fruit Trees
- Banana Trees
- Magnolia Trees
- River Birch
- Vitex, aka Chaste Trees
- Bottlebrush
- Texas Sage
- Fig Trees
- Citrus: Lime, Lemon, Orange Trees
- Money Trees
- Ficus Trees
- Eucalyptus Trees
- Red Oak Trees
- Maple Tree Planting
- Wisteria Trees
- Banana Plant Installation
- Pine Tree
- Live Oak Trees
- River Oaks Tree
- Peach Tree Planting
- Pistachio Tree Planting
- Texas Mountain Laurel
- Persimmon Trees
- Mesquite Trees
- Bald Cypress
- Palm Trees
- Ashe Juniper (Cedar)
- Cedar Elm
- Loblolly Pine
- Rubber Tree Planting
- Arborvitae for Privacy Hedges
Tree Package Types
Trees can be purchased or acquired in four types of packaging: containers (aka pots), burlapped or balled, or as a cutting with bare roots. Trees are extremely stressed and vulnerable when they are first planted so it’s important to pay close attention to their care with proper watering and protective mulching to preserve moisture.
Benefits & Reasons to Install Trees
- Provide Shade
- Improve Privacy in Yard or Around Pool
- Planting Trees for Food
- Planting Trees to Attract Birds & Animals
- HOA Requirement
- Replace Sick or Dead Tree
- Contract Requirement
- Improve Aesthetics
- Attracts & Supports Wildlife
- Attracts & Retains Water/Moisture
- Filter & Clean the Air to Improve Air Quality
- Help Reduce Heat and Promote Cooling
- Reduce Energy Use from Air Conditioning
Trees provide privacy, shade, and in some cases food and nutrition for families and wildlife. While many HOAs have a minimum requirement for trees in your yard and only allow a few species, the requirement is not always practical. Many times trees are planted much too close to homes and other hardscaping structures like sidewalks and driveways or patios causing root encroachment damage.
Another practical reason to plant a tree is to replace dead or sick trees. While sometimes a contractual requirement with a minimum number of trees on a property is common, sometimes people just want to improve their yard’s aesthetic and curb appeal.
Benefits of installing trees include improved air quality, reduction of heat, and better water retention. The biggest benefit of planting trees in an urban environment is improved overall quality of life. Green spaces with trees and foliage in an urban setting are known to reduce blood pressure and heart rate by improving people’s biophillia, or connection with nature.
Request Tree Installation Service
Ready to have a tree professionally installed or planted? Contact us to request tree planting in Houston, Katy, Cypress, Hockley, Pattison, Waller, Fulshear, or Richmond, Texas today.
