Tree Service Questions, Answered

Tree removal starts at $400. The final price depends on the tree's size, what it's near (house, fence, pool, power lines), how easy it is to reach, its condition, and whether you want stump grinding and full haul-away.

Yes. We come out, look at the job and give you a free, no-obligation estimate with no hidden fees.

The number and size of trees, how much needs to be removed, how close they are to structures or lines, and access to the yard.

Cleanup is included in your estimate. You can choose to keep the mulch or firewood, or have us haul everything away.

Warning signs include a new or worsening lean, soil heaving at the base, large dead limbs, cracks or cavities in the trunk, fungus at the base, and roots damaging foundations or driveways. See our guide to signs a tree needs to be removed.

Yes. We take trees down in controlled sections, lowering heavy pieces with ropes or working from our 60 ft bucket truck, so nothing falls on the house or fence.

Yes. Ask, and we'll leave manageable lengths for firewood.

Winter, while trees are dormant, is a great time for structural pruning and thinning. Dead or hazardous limbs should be removed any time. On oaks, the Texas A&M Forest Service advises avoiding spring pruning where oak wilt is a concern. Many homeowners also schedule work before hurricane season.

No. Topping causes decay and weak regrowth. We thin and reduce trees properly instead.

Often, if the problem is caught early. Our tree surgery and feeding and maintenance services can help. If a tree can't be saved, we'll tell you honestly.

Typically 6 to 18 inches below grade. We backfill with the grindings and can add topsoil and seed on request.

We chip them on site with high-powered chippers. Keep the mulch for your beds or have us haul it away.

Yes. Call (281) 337-4783 any time for fallen trees and storm damage.

Get everyone to safety, stay away from any downed lines, take photos from a safe distance, then call us and your insurance company.

Have dead limbs removed, heavy canopies thinned and leaning or decaying trees checked before the season. See our hurricane season tree guide.

A fatal palm disease spread by a small planthopper insect. Infected palms can't be saved and should be removed promptly so they don't spread it.

Yes, including dead, storm-damaged and Lethal Bronzing–infected palms.

Split, cured oak, pecan and maple firewood, plus oak and pecan BBQ wood, with pickup or delivery.

We're based in Dickinson, TX and serve communities within about 20 miles, traveling farther for larger jobs.

Yes. Our crew is arborist-trained and safety-trained by a professional instructor, we're OSHA-trained, and we're fully insured with general liability coverage, plus health insurance coverage for our crew.

Please call. Our number takes phone calls only and doesn't receive text messages. Se habla español.

Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 3 PM, and closed Sunday. Emergency service is available 24/7.