Tree Service in Tyler, TX | Tree Removal, Pruning & Stump Grinding

Sometimes, tree removal is the only safe option.

Some trees reach a point where trimming and pruning can't save them. A tree with a split trunk, root rot, or major storm damage can pose a serious risk to your property and your family. Weakened trees are known to drop heavy limbs on roofs, crush fences, snap power lines, or worse, injure someone walking underneath. Removing a tree before it collapses will keep your family and your property safe.

But tree removal isn't something you should handle with a rented chainsaw and a ladder. A big tree growing near your house, garage, or utility lines typically requires sectional cutting, professional rigging, and a crew that knows how to safely fell a large tree. One wrong cut can send hundreds, or even thousands of pounds of wood through your roof in a split second.

That's why it's important to bring in a professional tree removal service. A certified arborist will assess the tree's lean, root stability, and proximity to structures before making the first cut. From there, the crew will map out their plan, carefully remove every section of tree that could threaten your property, and lower each piece in a controlled path.

Once the trunk is down, the crew will cut the wood into manageable rounds, chip the brush, and haul the debris off your lot.

A well-done tree removal will leave you with a clean, level area and no lingering hazards or property damage. And a professional tree service company in Tyler, TX will manage the entire process, answer any questions, and leave your property safe and clean.

Need a tree removed in Tyler, TX? Call today to schedule a free estimate!

Trees have a way of putting on size in East Texas. If you don’t put in the work to trim and prune them on a regular basis, you will find branches encroaching on your roofline and power lines, or simply shading out your lawn. Then there is the matter of overgrown limbs that weaken with time; one heavy branch can come down in a summer storm and do some real damage to your fence or car, or even hurt someone in the yard.

That is where a certified tree service comes in. A specialist has the eye to make the right kind of cut so the tree mends and puts down stronger growth. It is more than just hacking things back. Proper pruning opens up the canopy for air, gets rid of deadwood and steers where the tree goes from here. Do it yourself with a pole saw and you might strip the bark, giving boring insects and fungus an easy path to the heartwood.

There is value in having a trained arborist on hand for routine work as well. When he is up in the canopy he can see what you can’t from the ground – structural cracks, rot or pests in their early stages. Nipping a problem branch in the bud this March means you won’t be dealing with a fallen limb in June. It is good for your wallet and for the rest of your landscape.

In the end, you get trees that are healthier and stand up to our storm seasons better, all while keeping your curb appeal in good shape.

Need an estimate for some trimming and pruning in Tyler? Give us a call today and we will set up a free consultation at your place.

Stump grinding is, by far, the fastest way to get rid of a tree stump in your yard. A stump grinder will chew a stump down to chips on the spot, so you don’t have to put up with any of the hassle of digging a big hole or having a truck and chains try to pull the roots up.

A stump grinding service will take the stump 6 to 12 inches below ground level, giving you more than enough room to add new landscaping or lay new sod over it.

Stump grinding typically takes an hour or less per stump. A small one is usually done in 15 or 20 minutes, but you may be looking at a bit more time for a large trunk, but that is still a same-day affair.

It comes down to the size and location of the stump. An open one in the middle of the yard is straightforward, but if it is in a corner or up against a fence you may need a machine small enough to fit. A pro stump grinding service will have the right equipment to do the work without making a mess of your property.

Once we are done grinding you will have a shallow depression and a pile of wood chips. Our crew can put them back over the ground stump to fill it in, rake them into your beds as mulch, or haul them away. Your call.

Give us a ring for a free stump grinding estimate!

East Texas storms can do a number on trees. Winds snap limbs and split trunks. Ice loads break branches and pop trunks. Over-saturated soil loosens the roots, and a tree that stood for 40 years can tip or fall all the way over. After a bad storm, you might be looking at anything from a yard full of branches to a toppled pine that smashed your fence.

Some of it you can rake up yourself. The rest you shouldn't touch. A limb hung up in a tree is under pressure and can drop without warning. A trunk that's split or leaning might be holding its weight in a way that's not obvious from the ground. Anything tangled in a power line is a hard no.

A professional tree service will know how to handle storm damaged trees properly.

A lot of storm cleanup is the hangers, the broken limbs caught up in the canopy that didn't quite fall. Those are some of the most dangerous things in the yard because they look settled and aren't. The crew will get those down, clear the trees that came over, and check what's left standing to see if anything's cracked or leaning and likely to be the next one down.

Once it's safe, they'll clean it all up, cut the wood, haul off the brush, and rake out the debris. You won't be dragging limbs to the curb for the next two weekends.

If you're dealing with storm damaged trees in Tyler, TX call for a free estimate.

You have a storm move through Tyler and when you look out the next morning, there's snapped branches hanging over your roof or driveway, maybe even an entire trunk up against the power line. In that case you don’t want to be waiting three days for help, you need someone out right away.

That is what we mean by emergency tree service. A crew will be with you the same day, often in a matter of hours, for a situation that can’t be put off. Be it a pine that gave way in the wind, a limb blocking the road, or a tree split at the trunk that is only a minute from coming down completely. These are not jobs you handle on your own by climbing up there.

Damaged trees are a major hazard. A limb may appear to be just lying on the roof but it is under a ton of pressure; make the wrong cut and it will swing. Or you have a tree leaning with half its roots already pulled from the ground. A pro knows how to read the tension and the weight before he makes a single cut, and he has the rigging and equipment to take it down piece by piece.

Then you add in the power lines. If the tree is tangled in them or on the service line to your home, you are dealing with live electricity in a wet, broken mess.

In need of emergency tree service in Tyler, TX? Give us a call. An emergency professional will be out ASAP to assess the damage and give you a clear estimate.

Tree topping is something that is best left to a professional tree service.

When done poorly, tree topping does much more harm than good. The stubs don’t heal properly, they rot and decay sets in. The tree goes into a kind of panic and puts on a lot of weak, fast growing shoots from the wound, ones that are not well-anchored. In time you end up with a tree that is taller and weaker than it was to start with and more likely to shed limbs when the weather turns.

Any tree service worth their salt will be the first to tell you so.

What folks usually have in mind when they talk about topping is simply a tree that doesn’t overhang the house or is a bit lighter and shorter. That is a job to be done right, and we call it crown reduction. A proper crew won’t just hack the top flat; they’ll trim the branches back to a larger limb so the tree can seal up and hold its shape. You are left with a smaller, safer specimen that still has the look of a tree.

Some species can stand to lose a fair amount, others only a little here and there, depending on their age and health.

So if you have a tree that has outgrown its place, give us a call for a free estimate. We will send someone out to have a look and advise you on the best way to bring it down to size without ruining it.