We Always Do the Job Right
Arborilogical Services, Inc.® has provided expert tree care services in the Dallas/Fort Worth area since 1981.
In the beginning, the owner and president, Mr. Steve Houser, and the vice-president and co-founder, Mr. Kevin Bassett, offered their clients the highest quality tree care with a commitment to “do whatever it takes to do the job right”. That tradition continues today with a staff that includes some of the most recognized talent in our industry.
Plant Pathologists Certified Arborists Crew Leaders/Tree Climbers Managers
Professional Affiliations
Membership and certification from Arboriculture related professional associations keep our arborists informed about the latest in tree care.
In addition, we support our industry by providing leadership, guidance, volunteer, and financial support.
Recent Articles and News
Factors Affecting Cold Injury In Perennial Landscape Plants
Published February 25, 2021 By GREG CHURCH, Ph.D. Plant Pathologist, Certified Horticulturist, Certified Arborist The record-breaking cold temperatures, during the third week in February 2021, potentially caused cold injury to a number of plant species in North Texas. Plant cold hardiness is a te ...
Dallas Must Dig Deep To Protect Its Forests
Published February 8, 2021 By STEVE HOUSER There’s a plan to mitigate emerald ash borer invasion, if only the city would implement it. The emerald ash borer is a destructive pest that has made its way to Fort Worth and Denton and now threatens the forest areas of Dallas. Fortunately, Dallas alr ...
Invasive Beetles On Way to Dallas: Emerald Ash Borers Could Be Latest Threat to Trinity Forest
Published January 14, 2021 By DAVID TARRANT Dallas-area environmentalists warn invasive beetle could be latest threat to Trinity Forest A dreaded beetle, the Emerald Ash Borer, has been found in North Texas, and it’s only a matter of time before it’s detected in Dallas, according to experts. Fo ...
Treemendous Quanah Initiative a Success
Published October 2, 2020 By SHANE LANCE The Treemendous Quanah Initiative planted a total of 49 trees across Quanah this past Saturday. Locations included the Quanah City Park, the Hardeman County Historical Museums, the Quanah Community Center, the Downtown Medicine Mound Museum, and the the Go ...
