Protecting your property and enhancing beauty. We specialize in tree removal, pruning, and oak wilt treatment engineered for the Texas climate.
Why do trees fail in Austin? The combination of shallow soil, intense heat, and sudden ice storms creates a high-risk environment. Neglected trees become hazards to your home.
We don't just cut; we diagnose. From treating Oak Wilt to structural pruning that reduces wind resistance, we extend the life of your trees and protect your roof.
Oak Wilt is a deadly fungal disease spreading rapidly through Central Texas (especially 78746 & 78703). Once infected, a Red Oak can die within weeks.
Infected (Veinal Necrosis)
Typical price ranges for Austin properties. Final quote depends on access & hazard level.
Per tree
Depends on height & location
Per stump / per acre
*Prices are estimates based on standard conditions. Emergency work may vary.
We don't just cut trees. We restore, mulch, and protect your landscape.
We inspect the tree's structural integrity and surrounding hazards (power lines, structures).
We determine the rigging points and lay down protective mats to safeguard your lawn.
Using advanced rigging, we lower limbs in controlled sections to prevent property damage.
We haul away all debris, rake the yard, and can even turn the waste into mulch for you.
My team and I have seen it all in Austin—from ice storm devastation in West Lake Hills to oak wilt in Tarrytown. We believe in preservation first. We don't just chop down trees to make a quick buck; we look for ways to save them, strengthen them, and make them safe for your family.
ISA Certified Arborist on Staff
Expert answers for Austin homeowners.
In Austin, specific trees are "Protected" (19+ inches diameter) or "Heritage" (24+ inches). Removing them without a permit can lead to heavy fines. We handle the entire inspection and permitting process with the City of Austin for you.
Oak Wilt is a deadly fungal disease spreading in Central Texas. We prevent it by painting all pruning cuts immediately (mandatory in many areas) and avoiding trimming oaks between February and June when the disease vectors (beetles) are most active.
Stump grinding is faster, cheaper, and less disruptive to your landscape than full removal. We grind 6-12 inches below grade, allowing grass to grow over the spot. Full removal is only necessary if you plan to plant a new tree in the exact same spot.
Logs are turned into lumber or firewood, never wasted in a landfill.
We turn branches into nutrient-rich mulch for your garden beds.
We use electric chainsaws for light trimming to reduce noise and fumes.