Dallas Tree Care Expands to Seven Neighborhoods

Homeowners in Dallas and nearby suburbs can now get certified arborist care for pruning, removal and tree health.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Landscaping

Bold vector editorial illustration of a mature live oak with a pruning cut on one limb and a pair of pruning shears on the trunk, in sage, coral, and cream. — Dinardo Tree Care expanded its certified arborist and tree trimming services to seven Greater Dallas neighborhoods, announced November 2, 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Dinardo Tree Care has expanded its arborist and tree trimming services across Greater Dallas, announced November 2, 2026. The company now serves Dallas, Highland Park, Preston Hollow, Lake Highlands, Lakewood, Coppell and Highland Village for both commercial and residential clients.

Why it matters

For Dallas-area homeowners, a licensed arborist service covering a wider set of neighborhoods gives more options for caring for mature trees, which often represent a significant share of a property's value and curb appeal. The expansion reflects continued demand for professional tree health services across the metro area.

Dinardo Tree Care serves seven named areas across Greater Dallas and is led by an ISA Certified Arborist, with work following ANSI A300 Tree Care Standards. No pricing or service-volume figures were released with the announcement.

The players

Dinardo Tree Care

A Highland Park, Texas-based tree care company certified by the International Society of Arboriculture, offering residential and commercial tree pruning, removal and health services.

The details

Dinardo Tree Care offers pruning, tree and stump removal, deep root fertilization, air spading, storm damage recovery, tree support systems, tree healthcare and diagnosis, insect and disease control, water management and tree trimming. The company says each service is built around the specific needs of the individual tree rather than a uniform approach. For trees showing signs of poor health or decline, it provides an initial assessment and then develops a custom care plan based on the findings.

November 2, 2026: Dinardo Tree Care announces the expansion of its services in Dallas, Texas.

The Home Front

Professional tree care in the Dallas area is governed by voluntary industry standards such as ANSI A300, which many certified arborist firms follow. This expansion places one such firm's services within a wider set of suburban and urban neighborhoods across the metro.

If you have mature trees showing thinning canopies, dieback or unusual leaf loss, consider scheduling an assessment with a certified arborist before problems worsen. Ask any provider whether they follow ANSI A300 standards and whether they are ISA certified.

The takeaway

Tree health problems often show early signs, so a periodic check by a certified arborist can catch issues before they become costly removals. Keep the arborist's name and certification on file for future storm or disease concerns.