Rooted In Texas Tree Care

Rooted In Texas Tree Care has received over 50 verified customer reviews on Google since opening in 2018.

It’s not only about the quantity of the reviews they have received but the feedback. The company maintains a 5-star average rating across these reviews. This feedback volume represents consistent service delivery in the Cedar Park market over seven years. The reviews provide documented customer experiences with the company’s tree removal, trimming, and storm response services across Williamson County.

These reviews are from customers who actually received their services, and are free from spam. Customer reviews frequently mention specific service attributes. Homeowners cite complete debris removal after tree work, clear pricing before projects begin, and crews arriving when scheduled. Reviews also document response times during emergency situations involving fallen trees. Customers note safety protocols used around power lines and structures. Many reviews reference the condition in which work sites were left after service completion.

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Every review tells a different story, a problem a certain customer faced and how the company solved it. This helps demonstrate that the reviews are authentic and based on real customer experiences. These reviews also serve the purpose of marketing for Rooted In Texas Tree Care. When a new customer searches for a reliable team, these reviews help them make a confident decision.

The company responded to increased service demand during severe weather events in 2025. The team worked extended hours during January ice storms that damaged trees throughout Central Texas. During these high-stress periods, customers valued same-day emergency response and accurate damage assessments. Storm recovery work tested the company’s capacity to maintain service standards under pressure. Customer feedback from these events shows homeowners appreciated direct communication about tree hazards and realistic timelines for repairs.

“These reviews represent the trust our neighbors place in us during difficult situations,” said the company owner. “When families call about fallen trees blocking driveways or branches on roofs, they need reliable service. We’re grateful customers take time to share their experiences.”

About Rooted In Texas Tree Care

Rooted In Texas Tree Care is a trusted local tree company serving Central Texan cities, such as Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Round Rock, and Georgetown. Their services include trimming, removal, cutting, stump grinding, cabling and bracing, and more.

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Company Name: Rooted In Texas Tree Care
Contact Person: Kyle Banks
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Phone: 512-783-4622
Address:101 Breakaway Rd
City: Cedar Park
State: Texas 78613
Country: United States
Website: https://rootedintexastreecare.com/

DALLAS – A powerful geomagnetic storm impacting Earth could cause the Northern Lights to be seen much farther south than normal Monday night.

What we know:

According to NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, a blast of charged particles from the Sun, called a coronal mass ejection (CME), is behind the G4-level or “Severe” storm. This is the second-highest level on the agency’s storm-rating scale.

The G4 storm is also accompanied by an S4-level solar radiation storm. The last time this type of storm was observed was in October 2003, according to the SWPC.

Northern Lights in Lone Oak, TX via Lisa Leder

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At this level, SWPC said, widespread voltage control problems can occur with power systems. Spacecraft can experience tracking problems and satellite navigation can be degraded for hours.

The Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, can be seen as far south as Alabama during this type of storm, according to the SWPC. This means that, while they will likely be faint, the best chance for viewing the lights in Texas will be across northern parts of the state.

SMU star center back Slade Starnes has officially achieved what every DFW youth soccer player dreams of: signing a homegrown professional contract with FC Dallas. 

“My reaction was to call my family right away,” Starnes said. “We grew up as season ticket holders, so to get the official news that I was going to sign a first team contract with FC Dallas…..it was just celebrations. My mom was crying and a few other things. We’ve always loved FC Dallas, we’re from here, I grew up here.”

Starnes is a Dallas product through and through.

He was brought up in the FC Dallas academy, even being named captain of the U-19 team.

When asked if his younger self would believe that he would make it to the highest level of American soccer, there wasn’t a doubt in Starnes’ mind.

“Whenever I was a kid and they would ask me, ‘”Slade, what do you want to be when you grow up?’ I never said doctor, I never said astronaut, I said I want to be a professional soccer player,” Starnes said. “I felt that belief was unwavering. Over the last few years in college, in college you see guys go up and down, but I just felt an unwavering belief that this was the plan God had for me.”

Starnes spent three seasons developing his game at Furman University before returning home to join SMU, the only “Power 4” men’s soccer program in Texas.

While at SMU, Starnes won the ACC tournament MVP and was named Second Team All-American.

“To have my family at the games was the best,” Starnes said. “To give them big hugs and see them celebrate goals and sometimes eat after…there’s nothing that can beat that feeling.”

“For all the qualities he has of a soccer player, he’s a better person and a better leader,” SMU soccer head coach Kevin Hudson said. “It really comes down to the mentality. The competitive nature and drive of those players is different. They’re obsessed with winning, obsessed with getting better, and Slade is clearly one of those players.”

SMU is coming off one of its best seasons in program history, winning its first ACC championship. Starnes was a key piece on that team as the anchor of the back line. In his short time in Dallas, his coaches knew he was going to be a game-changer from the start.

“Within just six months, the guys and the staff believed that he’s the leader of the team,” Hudson said. “To play the way he did, and to be given the opportunity that he’s received… is fulfilling a dream for him.”  

Starnes joins a club renowned not only for investing in homegrown talent but for transforming those players into stars.

U.S. Men’s National Team players like Weston McKennie, Chris Richards, and even Starnes’ former teammate Ricardo Pepi are all FC Dallas academy products, and Starnes hopes to make his mark in his childhood club.

“I never want to stop chasing just representing the city well,” Starnes said. “Having my family come to more games…that’s honestly what drives me and just working as hard as I can.”

 “I wouldn’t bet against him,” Hudson said. “This kid has it all. It’s well beyond my paygrade to put a ceiling on him, but I would not be surprised to see him at the top.”