Tree removal, trimming and stump grinding in Leander, Cedar Park, Georgetown and the Austin area. Written quotes, careful work around your house, and every limb hauled away.
Tell us the address, how many trees and what's near them. Add photos in the form. It's the fastest way to a price, and you'll usually hear back the same day.
From one dead limb over the driveway to clearing a cedar-choked lot, it's the same crew, the same written price and the same cleanup standard.
Dead, dying, leaning or simply in the way. We take trees down in sections when there’s a house, fence or driveway underneath, and haul everything off.
Crown thinning, raising and shaping, with cuts made to keep the tree healthy. Oaks are pruned outside oak-wilt season, and every cut is painted.
Limbs off the roof, away from the house and over the driveway, sidewalk and street, plus dead branches removed before they come down on their own.
Ground below grade so you can plant, sod or mow over it. Grindings can be left as mulch or hauled away.
Broken limbs, split trunks and debris after wind and ice. We prioritize anything resting on a structure.
Cedar, mesquite, vines and overgrowth cleared from lots, fence lines and back acreage, for homeowners and builders.
Fill out the quote form and add photos of the tree and what’s around it. Most jobs can be roughly priced from photos.
You get a written price before any work starts, with haul-off and stump grinding listed separately so you can choose.
We show up on the day we said, protect the lawn and beds, and keep you informed while we’re there.
Limbs, logs and debris are hauled off and the yard is raked and blown. You shouldn’t be able to tell where we stacked anything.
Hill Country live oaks, cedar and drought-stressed trees each have rules that generic tree crews often skip. These are the ones we follow.
We avoid pruning or wounding oaks from February through June, when the disease spreads most easily, and paint every oak cut immediately, in any season.
Some cities and HOAs protect large trees. If one looks like it might qualify, we'll say so before we quote the removal.
Summer heat leaves dead wood that drops without warning. Clearing it from over the roof, driveway and play areas is the cheapest tree work you'll ever buy.
We take on common-area trees, recurring trimming and storm cleanup for managed properties. Landscape companies and general contractors can hire us as their tree crew.
We work under your name on your job, and never go around you to your client.
Request a Vendor QuoteIt depends on the tree’s size, how close it is to the house or power lines, how easy it is to reach, and whether you want the stump ground. A small ornamental tree and a large live oak over a roof are very different jobs. Quotes are free and in writing. Request a quote with a few photos and we can usually give you a range the same day.
Oak wilt spreads through fresh wounds, and the Texas A&M Forest Service recommends avoiding pruning or wounding oaks from February through June, when the beetles that carry it are most active. Every cut on an oak should be painted immediately, in any season. We follow both rules on every oak we touch.
Sometimes. Several cities in the area, including Austin, protect trees above a certain trunk size, and some HOAs have their own rules. We’ll tell you if a tree looks like it may be protected before we quote the removal, so you can check with the city or HOA first.
Yes. Haul-off is included unless you’d like to keep the firewood. Stump grinding is quoted as a separate line so you can decide.
Call your electric provider first. Lines must be made safe by the utility before anyone works near them. Once they’ve cleared it, we can take care of the tree and the cleanup.
Yes. We handle common-area trees, recurring trimming and storm cleanup for HOAs and managed properties, and take tree work for landscape companies and general contractors. We work under your name on your job and never solicit your customer.
Leander, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Liberty Hill, Round Rock, Hutto, Pflugerville and the greater Austin area.
Request a quote. You'll get an honest answer about whether it needs to come down, be trimmed or be left alone, and what it costs.