Tree Doctor

Tree Doctor www.martzbroslawn.com/services/tree-shrub-program/
- Tree Doctor provides tree health care in Kansas City since 1959

http://treedoctorkc.com - Paul Weaver, the Tree Doctor, servicing the Kansas City since 1959. Paul's an ISA certified arborist with over 20 years of field experience. Paul provides professional personalized service to meet your needs and expectations. Our recommended treatments will provide a true benefit for you and your tree. Education about the issues affecting your trees so you can make inform

ed decisions concerning your trees health. Residential or commercial, one tree or a thousand we are equipped to provide the service. So remember, "for the health of your trees" call the Tree Doctor! Tree Doctor
1011 South 10th Street
Kansas City, KS 66105
(913) 341-6100

Spring isn’t just lawn season - it’s tree season too.As trees start leafing out across Kansas City, this is the time of ...
04/07/2026

Spring isn’t just lawn season - it’s tree season too.

As trees start leafing out across Kansas City, this is the time of year when stress, disease, or winter damage often becomes visible.

If something looks off, early attention can make a big difference in the long-term health of the tree.

April is National Lawn Care Month.Here in Kansas City, this is when our lawns start coming back to life - and the work d...
04/01/2026

April is National Lawn Care Month.

Here in Kansas City, this is when our lawns start coming back to life - and the work done now sets the tone for the whole season.

If your lawn could use a little help this spring, Martz Bros has your back!

Give us a shout - (913) 789-9333 or https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Serving dinner at the Police Athletic League in Kansas City, KS was an honor for our Martz Bros Tree Doctor team.The Pol...
03/28/2026

Serving dinner at the Police Athletic League in Kansas City, KS was an honor for our Martz Bros Tree Doctor team.

The Police Athletic League of KCK is making a real difference for kids in our community. We are proud to be a small part of it.

You can repaint a house.You can reseed a lawn.You can’t fast-forward 25 years of tree growth.Mature trees are quiet over...
03/24/2026

You can repaint a house.
You can reseed a lawn.
You can’t fast-forward 25 years of tree growth.

Mature trees are quiet overachievers.

They cool your yard.
Boost property value.
Handle stormwater.
Make your street look established instead of “new build.”

And they deserve more than “we’ll look at it later.”

If your trees haven’t been evaluated this season, let’s change that.

Start here: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Water can make or break a lawn this time of year.With March rains and thawing soil, too much moisture can be just as dam...
03/22/2026

Water can make or break a lawn this time of year.

With March rains and thawing soil, too much moisture can be just as damaging as too little.

Today is World Water Day; a great time for a reminder that healthy landscapes don’t just receive water — they manage it.

When soil stays too wet:
• Roots struggle for oxygen
• Compaction worsens
• Drainage problems become visible
• Turf becomes thin and stressed later

And the mistake we see most?

Homeowners turn irrigation back on too early.

Right now, most lawns in Kansas City don’t need supplemental watering. They need proper drainage and balanced soil conditions.

If you’re noticing pooling, runoff, or lingering wet spots, this is the time to address it — before summer heat exposes the weakness.

Start here: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Today is International Day of Forests.When most people think of forests, they picture mountains and national parks.But f...
03/21/2026

Today is International Day of Forests.

When most people think of forests, they picture mountains and national parks.

But forests exist right here in Kansas City too.

They’re in our neighborhoods.
Along our streets.
In the mature trees that shade your backyard.

Urban trees do more than look good.

They reduce heat.
Manage stormwater.
Improve air quality.
Increase property value.

And like any living system, they require intentional care.

Healthy trees don’t happen by accident.
They’re monitored, supported, and protected season after season.

If it’s been a while since your trees were evaluated, this is the time.

Request a Tree Health Inspection here: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Today marks the official start of spring.But for your lawn and trees, the transition has already begun.As daylight incre...
03/20/2026

Today marks the official start of spring.

But for your lawn and trees, the transition has already begun.

As daylight increases and soil temperatures shift, root systems activate, nutrient movement increases, and early-season decisions begin shaping how your landscape will perform in May and June.

Most homeowners focus on what they can see.

The real story is happening underground.

We broke down what the Spring Equinox actually means for Kansas City lawns and trees in this month’s blog:

Read “Spring Starts Underground” here: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/lawn-care-and-tree-care/spring-starts-underground-what-the-equinox-means-for-your-lawn-trees-in-kansas-city/

Luck is great.But it’s not a lawn care strategy.You can wear green.You can chase four-leaf clovers.You can hope for the ...
03/17/2026

Luck is great.

But it’s not a lawn care strategy.

You can wear green.
You can chase four-leaf clovers.
You can hope for the best.

Or…

You can rely on proper timing, soil science, and early-season applications that actually build thick, healthy turf.

The green lawns you admire in May?

They weren’t lucky.

They were planned.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Kansas City. ☘️
If you want to bring a little good fortune to your lawn this season, start here: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Did You Know...Your trees are running on last year’s energy right now?Before new leaves fully expand and photosynthesis ...
03/11/2026

Did You Know...
Your trees are running on last year’s energy right now?

Before new leaves fully expand and photosynthesis kicks in, trees rely on stored carbohydrates in their root systems to fuel early spring growth.

That means what happened last summer still matters.

• Drought stress.
• Compacted soil.
• Nutrient deficiencies.

If reserves are low, spring growth will show it:
• Smaller leaves
• Delayed leaf-out
• Thinner canopy

Tree health isn’t reactive.
It’s seasonal management.

March is when we support roots — before symptoms appear.

Strong energy in spring means stronger trees all year.

Not sure how your trees look beneath the surface? Let’s take a closer look:
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

You can buy lawn products anywhere.What you can’t buy is timing.You can’t buy knowing when soil is ready.You can’t buy k...
03/07/2026

You can buy lawn products anywhere.

What you can’t buy is timing.

You can’t buy knowing when soil is ready.
You can’t buy knowing which properties warm faster.
You can’t buy years of watching Kansas City landscapes behave season after season.

That’s the difference between applying a product… and building a program.

We don’t just treat lawns.
We manage them.

If you want consistency this season, start with a plan - not a guess.

https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

Right now, your trees are telling the truth.No leaves, no canopy cover, no hiding structural issues.March is one of the ...
03/03/2026

Right now, your trees are telling the truth.

No leaves, no canopy cover, no hiding structural issues.

March is one of the only times all year when we can clearly see:

• Branch structure
• Crossing limbs
• Weak unions
• Deadwood
• Early signs of decline

Once leaves emerge, those problems are much harder to spot.

This isn’t about pruning for appearance, it’s about protecting long-term health and stability.

March gives us visibility we won’t have again until next winter.
Let’s use it wisely.

Schedule your tree inspection here:
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

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563 S. 11th Street
Kansas City, MO
66105

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