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CitiTurf has served Breckinridge Park, Spring Creek Nature Area, Historic Downtown Richardson and every other neighborhood in Richardson since 2005.
Overgrown canopies blocking your grass?
‘I want my landscape to look really nice.’
‘I always love how the bushes and beds look after trimming.’
‘Is my tree dying?’
Worried about yellow leaves or dead spots in your trees?
‘I wish my trees would grow faster.’
Our services don’t stop with the grass on your lawn. We also take care of your trees and shrubs! From fertilization to insect control treatments to disease control treatments, our tree and shrub care program ensures that your larger vegetation is taken care of.
Our tree and shrub fertilization service is a one-time, annual treatment. Each year, we’ll visit your property to administer nutrients to your trees via a soil probe. Initially, the fertilizer is quick-release. This means that any nutrient deficiencies will be taken care of right away.
After three months, the fertilizer will become slow-release. At this point, your trees will be all caught up on the nutrients they needed right away and will be able to absorb the slowly-released nutrients at the pace that they need them throughout the rest of the year.
After our initial fertilization treatment, we will return twice throughout the rest of the year to inspect your trees and see how they are doing. During these inspections, our arborist will search for signs of insect infestations or plant diseases. If found, we’ll treat the issue right away and ensure that your trees and shrubs are on the road to recovery.
Our company also offers iron treatments that can be scheduled independently from our tree and shrub care program. These treatments are typically administered in the spring before buds start to turn into leaves. This treatment will replenish the iron levels within your trees and shrubs. A tell-tale sign that you should schedule this service includes yellowing leaves that have green veins.
With over two decades serving Collin County communities, we understand what Richardson homeowners need:
"Four months after we bought our home in Allen the two trees in the backyard looked like they were dying. We bought this home for the trees! CitiTurf discovered Oak Wilt and saved our trees."
Don’t let companies oversell you. You do not need to trim every tree every year. For the standard Oaks and Elms we have in Richardson, a good structural trim every 3 years is usually enough. The Exception: If it’s scratching your roof, rubbing against your windows, or blocking the sun and your grass is dying—trim it now. Otherwise, invest the money in your water bill for your lawn & shrubs.
There is zero chance we would use them if they weren’t. Treatment doesn’t mean “poison.” We use precise applications to target the issue—not a crop duster approach.
We don’t remove trees (we save them). For what we do – health and trimming below 15ft – No. However, the city of Richardson is strict. If the tree is a “protected species,” you might need a permit.
This is the right question. You need trees that can survive 105-degree Augusts and heavy clay soil.
The Winners: Live Oaks, Red Oaks, Chinese Pistache, and Cedar Elms.
The Losers: Anything that needs constant babying. You want a landscape that can handle our unique North Texas weather and soil.
Prune it if: It looks messy, it’s touching your house, grass won’t grow under it or you can’t walk under it without ducking.
Remove it if: The trunk is cracked, it’s leaning towards the house, or it’s completely dead.
Important: We are the doctors who save trees (ground Pruning/Health). We are not the surgeons who amputate them (Removal). If you want to keep it alive, call us.
Yes. It’s what we’ve been doing for 20 years. We put you on a schedule. We feed the roots in the spring, treat for bugs in the summer, and trim when needed. If you ever see anything concerning our arborists will immediately take a look.
An arborist is basically a doctor for trees.
While a landscaper focuses on the ground—mowing grass and planting flowers—an arborist is trained specifically in the science of planting, caring for, and maintaining trees.
They know exactly how to:
Diagnose tree diseases and insect infestations before they kill the tree.
Prune limbs correctly so the tree heals properly and doesn’t rot.
Assess safety risks, like which branches are likely to fall on your house during a storm.
If you want your trees to live a long time and not become a risk, you hire an arborist, not just a guy with a chainsaw.
Don’t live in Richardson? No problem. We serve most of Collin County.
See all the areas we serve here.
Clients say the thing they love most about CitiTurf is our customer service.
Reach out any time you have a question or concern. We’re happy to chat with you about it.
You’re never wasting our time or bothering us. We mean it.
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