Canopy Raising
We lift low-hanging branches to meet HOA requirements (7ft clearance over sidewalks) and protect delivery trucks on the street.
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Expert tree care for Circle C Ranch's master-planned landscapes. We specialize in HOA compliance, oak wilt prevention, and greenbelt protection for zip code 78739.
Circle C Ranch is famous for its tree-lined streets and rigorous HOA standards. However, the density of Live Oaks creates a high risk for Oak Wilt transmission. Additionally, trees bordering the Slaughter Creek Greenbelt face unique fire risks and invasive growth.
We keep your property "Notice-Free." We ensure canopies meet the 7ft sidewalk clearance rule, treat unsightly Ball Moss, and follow strict seasonal pruning protocols to protect the community from disease.
Specialized services for the unique needs of 78739 homeowners.
We lift low-hanging branches to meet HOA requirements (7ft clearance over sidewalks) and protect delivery trucks on the street.
Learn MoreIn 78739, prevention is everything. We offer fungicide injections and adhere to strict seasonal pruning bans (Feb-June).
Learn MoreHeavy moss accumulation can stress trees and look unsightly. We hand-pick or spray to restore the clean look of your Live Oaks.
Learn MoreWe inspect for HOA compliance, oak wilt signs, and structural hazards.
We check City of Austin and HOA requirements for any removal or major pruning.
Our certified crew works cleanly, ensuring no damage to manicured lawns or driveways.
We haul away all debris instantly. No piles left on the curb for the HOA to fine you.
Circle C Ranch sits directly on the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone. The soil is thin and rocky (limestone), forcing roots to grow shallow and wide. This makes trees susceptible to drought stress and instability during storms. Additionally, we must use aquifer-safe fluids and fertilizers.
We use biodegradable bar-and-chain oil and organic soil amendments to protect the groundwater.
We recommend root flare exposure and careful mulching to keep shallow roots cool and moist without rot.
Tree removal in Circle C requires navigating both City of Austin "Protected Tree" ordinances and the strict architectural review of the HOA.
We provide the photos and arborist reports required by the Circle C Landscape Committee for removal requests.
If your tree is over 19" diameter, it's Protected. We schedule the city inspection and secure the permit.
Planting new trees? We ensure you select species from the Circle C approved plant list (native & drought-tolerant).
Homes backing up to the Slaughter Creek Greenbelt are in the Wildland-Urban Interface. We create "defensible space" by removing deadfall and lifting canopies to slow fire spread.
Typical costs for Circle C residential lots.
Per medium canopy tree
Per tree
Depends on access/size
*Final price depends on tree height, species, and access.
Common questions from your 78739 neighbors.
Yes. The HOA strongly aligns with City of Austin guidelines to prevent Oak Wilt. Major trimming is discouraged between February and June. All wounds must be painted immediately, year-round.
Generally, a clearance of 7 to 8 feet above public sidewalks and 14 feet above streets is required to ensure pedestrian and vehicle safety. We measure precisely to keep you compliant.
Absolutely. Circle C sits on the Recharge Zone. We use organic fertilizers and careful injection methods to ensure no harmful runoff enters the water table.