Houston Tree Removal Service
Safe Tree Removal in Houston, TX
A dead or dying tree next to your home isn't just an eyesore — it's a liability, especially during Houston's hurricane season. We remove dead, dangerous, damaged, diseased, and unwanted trees of every size, safely and completely.
Tight backyard? Tree leaning over the roof? Power lines nearby? Our crew handles the removals other companies turn down — with rigging, lifts, and cranes when the job calls for them.
Trees We Remove
Dead & Dying Trees
Dead trees shed limbs unpredictably and fall in storms. Removing them before hurricane season protects your home and neighbors.
Dangerous & Leaning Trees
Trees with new leans, root heave, cracks, or hollow trunks — removed in controlled sections before they choose their own moment.
Storm-Damaged Trees
Split trunks, hanging limbs, and partially fallen trees after Houston wind and hurricane events — with insurance documentation help.
Diseased & Unwanted Trees
Oak wilt, hypoxylon canker, or simply a tree in the wrong place — removed cleanly to protect the rest of your landscape.
Warning Signs a Tree Should Come Down
- →Large dead limbs or a thinning, bare canopy
- →Mushrooms or fungus growing at the base
- →Cracks, cavities, or hollow sections in the trunk
- →A lean that's new or getting worse
- →Lifted soil or exposed roots on one side
- →Peeling bark with dark staining (hypoxylon)
- →Roots damaging your foundation, pipes, or driveway
Our Removal Process
- 1Site assessment. We evaluate the tree, drop zones, structures, lines, and access, then plan the safest method.
- 2Property protection. Plywood and mats protect lawns, sprinklers, and driveways before equipment arrives.
- 3Sectional dismantling. Climbers rig and lower the tree piece by piece — nothing free-falls near your home.
- 4Haul-away & cleanup. Wood and debris removed, area raked and blown. Add stump grinding to finish the job.
Why removal is not a DIY job
Tree removal is consistently ranked among the most dangerous jobs in America. Chainsaw kickback, unpredictable falls, and power-line contact injure homeowners every year. Our crew is trained, equipped, and fully insured — your property is protected even in the worst case.
Tree Removal FAQs
How much does it cost to remove a tree in Houston?
It depends on size, condition, location, and access. Small trees may be a few hundred dollars; large or hazardous removals near structures cost more. Every estimate is free and in writing — no surprises.
Can you remove a tree that's right next to my house?
Yes. We dismantle in controlled sections with rigging — and cranes when needed — lowering every piece safely away from the structure.
Is the stump included?
Standard removal leaves a low stump. Add stump grinding to any job and we'll grind it below grade, ready for grass or landscaping.
How do I know if my tree really needs to come down?
We assess honestly. If pruning or cabling can save a healthy tree, we'll recommend that instead — removal is the last resort, not the first sale.