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Mask Tree Services The premier tree care provider of Graham, TX, and the surrounding areas.. (817)781-0481
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We got a welcome break from pruning. 4pm call for an actively failing Ulmus crassifolia or as it's commonly known, the T...
10/14/2026

We got a welcome break from pruning.

4pm call for an actively failing Ulmus crassifolia or as it's commonly known, the Texas Elm.

Here we are around noon. The weight hass been reduced enough I can finally see slack in the "oh no" lines we set the night before.

The right side wasn't the issue. The side failing was the one over the structures, of course.

If you have a hazardous tree, get Mask Tree Services to address it before it becomes a real problem!

We're offering a new service to address a very common issue, and the fall and winter seasons are the perfect time to hav...
09/30/2026

We're offering a new service to address a very common issue, and the fall and winter seasons are the perfect time to have it done!

**Soil Decompaction**

It should be no surprise that a tree's health is directly tied to the health of its root system.

When those roots are in dense, compacted soil, they struggle.

Compaction limits both water and oxygen infiltration, which are absolutely essential to trees, and roots struggle to "dig" through tough soil to boot.

Fianlly, our residential soils are often lacking in organic material - instead of a vibrant ecosystem of organisms including benificial bacteria and fungi, our trees often live in the equivalent of a desert.

What we are offering is multi-pronged approach to addressing these issues:

1) Air Spading

-Loosen up that soil in the tree's critical root zone with compressed air.

2) Soil Amendment

-Backfill with the addition of organic material in the forms of compost, biochar, and humic acids.

3) Mulch bed

-Finish with a proper 3 inch deep mulch bed within the critical root zone. This limits water evaporation, insulates and protects the roots, and helps maintain long term soil health.

Large, beautiful trees offer us so much. Treat yours to a soil spa day.

Beautiful day to "prune" some Bradford pears.
09/17/2026

Beautiful day to "prune" some Bradford pears.

Neat milestone today. 100 five star reviews!
09/08/2026

Neat milestone today. 100 five star reviews!

Another one in the books. Low ground impact, fast removal, and detailed cleanup-that's what we do!
09/01/2026

Another one in the books.

Low ground impact, fast removal, and detailed cleanup-that's what we do!

What are our goals at Mask Tree Services, you may ask? Here are a few:-Be convenientWe try to offer efficient tee care a...
08/30/2026

What are our goals at Mask Tree Services, you may ask? Here are a few:

-Be convenient

We try to offer efficient tee care and removal services. This means a regular, well trained crew with the equipment to do most jobs. An expedient and thorough cleanup is our default. We do what we say we will, and we do it well.

-Be knowledgable

Our team members regularly attend training events hosted by the ISA, TCIA, and various private groups within the tree care industry. We follow ANSI standards and incorporate regular team training sessions into our schedule.

-Be transparent

Why does tree care cost what it does? Mask Tree Services maintains the proper insurances, membership in various tree care institutions, a diverse fleet of machinery, and a crew that deserves a fair wage for what is a tough, often dangerous job. We do not have hidden fees. Instead, we are upfront about our costs and stick to our quotes. Quality comes at a price, and we are trying to provide excellent quality.

It's the height of summer!Drought season and high heats are here.  So how can we help our trees?Mask Tree Services would...
08/10/2026

It's the height of summer!

Drought season and high heats are here. So how can we help our trees?

Mask Tree Services would like to suggest the simple addition of mulch.

A 3 to 4 inch-deep mulch ring within the canopy's shade does a lot of benificial things:

-Better water retention!

-Insulates the roots from extreme heat.

-Protects exposed roots from mower damage.

-Aerates compacted soil over time.

-Adds organic material and nutrients as it breaks down.

-Encourages symbiotic organisms that help your trees!

So, if you're already struggling to grow grass around the tree, why not add a nice mulch bed around it instead?

Give Mask a call to make your trees happy today!

*please note, a proper mulch bed does not bury or cover the tree trunk, nor its root flair. The tree's absorbing roots are primarily away from the trunk and out underneath the canopy.

Robert Freeman 's Rescue In The Park -Summer 2026.Awesome folks and a lot of learning out in Arkansas. The Mask Tree Ser...
08/09/2026

Robert Freeman 's Rescue In The Park -Summer 2026.

Awesome folks and a lot of learning out in Arkansas. The Mask Tree Services team was really happy to make it out, and to see some of our favorite friends in the tree care community.

08/04/2026

Arborists are some of the best problem solvers you'll ever meet.

Here at Mask Tree Services, we've seen some pretty amazing things that boggle the mind, and we've learned a lot from some absolutely amazing arborists.

Here it is applied to a pretty bog-standard rigging scenario:
A roughly 30 foot limb partially tears out and comes to rest in a neighboring tree.

It's over the client's backyard, where the kids play and all the fun breakable stuff is.

To get it down we first butte tied-off the piece from the ground with a natural crotch, onto a port-a-wrap friction device. Don't want that end to fail!

Next we decided to span rig the tip, so that it would float out into the open once it was cut. I set a ring-and-ring from the ground, ran a rope through to a jailbrake ( get their fine products from JailBrake WithKeylie.)

Finally we set a climb line, get up in the neighboring tree and tie off the rigging rope. A pulley sling on the piece, a couple minor cuts to free up the canopy with some additional rigging, and she's ready to float.

All that for something really rather anti-climatic. But that's what we want...

07/31/2026

I don't like pole saw work, so if I've got a solid rigging point, you're darn right we're going to float these little guys.

It takes the "excitement" out of it and it's much easier to process them on the ground.

Give Mask Tree Services a call!
(817)781-0481

Address

Jacksboro, TX
76458

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18177810481

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