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Consulting

TREE RISK ASSESSMENT

A Tree Risk Assessment (TRA) is a professional evaluation of a tree’s potential to cause harm to people, property, or infrastructure. It involves inspecting the tree and its surroundings to identify risks and recommend mitigation measures.

TREE INVENTORIES & SURVEYS

A tree inventory is a comprehensive, data-driven inventory of all the trees on a property or in a specific area.  Detailing key information about each tree, including species, size, location, condition, and maintenance needs.

ISA CERTIFIED & REGISTERED CONSULTING ARBORISTS

Our certified consulting arborists assist in cases involving; property damage from fallen trees or limbs, personal injury due to unsafe conditions, tree ownership and boundary disputes, tree removal or negligence claims, insurance claims and valuation disputes, or land use, zoning, and preservation conflicts.

TREE-RELATED LEGAL DISPUTES

Storm damage, personal injury, or code compliance issues, expert testimony can make or break a case. 

TREE APPRAISAL & VALUATION

What’s your tree worth?  Our certified consulting arborist can calculate the monetary value of a tree by using CTLA’s Guide for Plant Appraisal and will assess the depreciation and replacement cost.

STORY TREE AT CHILDREN'S PLANO

Concerned about protected species or landmark trees?  A tree survey can help avoid legal and financial setbacks by identifying trees that need protection, replacement, or mitigation.

TREE PRESERVATION

Starting a project, we specialize in protecting trees before, during, and after construction to ensure their health and longevity.

Cabling & Bracing

TREE SUPPORT SERVICES

Depending on the size of a tree there can be multiple cables in addition to bracing to support the weight. Each tree is different, and not all trees are candidates for tree support systems due to their structure.

STANDARDS BASED

We follow ANSI A300 guidelines and use industry-recommended materials and configurations.

SAFETY-FIRST APPROACH

We only recommend support systems, when necessary, after evaluating all pruning or structural reduction options.

PREVANTATIVE CARE

Cabling and bracing can help you avoid costly removals or storm damage later.

POST STORM ASSESSMENT

It is imperative to have your trees inspected post storm by one of our Certified Arborists to assess your tree’s need for cables and bracing to help protect it from becoming a potential hazard.

SPLIT TRUNK

Split trunks are most often found on multi-trunked trees. As these trees grow, the weight increases and width of their original stems increases growing wider and wider. Eventually, these trunks will start to grow in a way that creates internal pressure along the joint at the base of the tree. 

Tree Inventories

DOCUMENTATION OF SPECIES, SIZE, LOCATION, & CONDITION

Conducted by ISA-certified arborist, a tree inventory goes beyond a visual check to identify species, size, location, and condition of each tree.

MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS

Informed maintenance needs enable data driven decision making when setting budgets and developing maintenance plans.

ECOSYSTEM SERVICE VALUE'S

Trees provide both structural and environmental value. A tree inventory helps quantify the ecosystem benefits of your tree canopy.

Expert Witness Testimony

CASE ANALYSIS & INVESTIGATION

Our certified consulting arborist assists in cases involving property damage from fallen trees or limbs, personal injury, tree ownership and boundary disputes.

TREE-RELATED LEGAL DISPUTES

Storm damage, personal injury, or code compliance issues, expert testimony can make or break a case. 

TREE APPRAISAL & VALUATION

What’s your tree worth?  Our certified consulting arborist can calculate the monetary value of a tree by using CTLA’s Guide for Plant Appraisal and will assess the depreciation and replacement cost.

Tree Survey

SURVEY LEVEL DATA OF PROTECTED TREES

Local regulations require tree survey data prior to construction.  Understanding this process will save you time and money during the development process.

GIS SPATIAL ACCURACY & MAPPING

Our surveys utilize advanced GIS technology to accurately and precisely map the location of every protected tree on a property, ensuring reliable data for planning and compliance.

MEET LOCAL CODE & ORDINANCE RESTRICTIONS

Our team of consulting arborists is well-versed in municipal regulations and tree preservation ordinances. We ensure every tree survey is accurate, compliant, and submitted correctly the first time—streamlining the approval process and avoiding costly delays.

Tree Assessment

PREVENT PROPERTY DAMAGE

Unstable or unhealthy trees can fall without warning—especially during storms. Identifying risks early helps prevent damage to homes, vehicles, and nearby structures.

HEALTH & STRUCTURAL EVALUATION

Our certified arborists take a closer look at the tree’s trunk, branches, and foliage. Using advanced tools when necessary, we check for internal decay, fungal growth, pest infestations, root integrity, and more.

Roots inspected by an arborist to assess tree health after air spading was done to decompact soil.
SOIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

Healthy trees need healthy soil. Our Certified arborists examine the surrounding environment, assess drainage, and identify potential stress factors like nearby construction or root competition.

Arborist with happy customer
DETAILED REPORT & RECOMMENDATIONS

After the assessment, you’ll receive a customized report outlining our findings along with actionable recommendations—whether it’s routine maintenance, treatment options, or, in some cases, tree removal.

Arborist Services

View Photos of our Arborists Providing Different Types of Consultation

Arborist inspecting tree removal
INSURED AND BONDED

Our crews work together to come up with the best plan to safely remove trees from a site. All of our employees train under a Certified Arborist to ensure best practices are always followed.

Inspecting leaf for possible diseases or pests.
ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST

Certified Arborist are tree care professionals who have achieved a high level of professional distinction through their knowledge and experience in the field. This knowledge helps them diagnose any issues your trees might be having.

Texas Tree Surgeons climber with PPE and chain saw
BEST TIME TO TRIM

Best practice is to trim certain trees during dormant periods, making fall and winter generally the best time. To learn more about best practices for when you should trim your tree click here.

TRAQ Level 2: Basic Assessment. Detailed visual inspection which may include tools like a mallet or probe.
DIAGNOSING TREE

Our ISA Certified Arborists use several different types of tools to help them assess a trees health. The arborist is "sounding" the tree. Different sounds can indicate areas of decay or other defects.

CONSTRUCTION PROTECTION

Construction is the most common cause of tree death in urban environments. Under the supervision of a Certified Arborist in the planning phase of construction can help assess the potential impact to your trees and suggest modifications in plans when possible. One helpful action is to erect barriers as far from the base of the trunk as possible, or a minimum of the drip line.

Arborist inspecting the ground to assess a trees health
DIAGNOSING COMPACTION

Our ISA Certified Arborists can assess your property for tree care issues including compaction and recommend a course of action to remedy the issues. Diagnosing compaction involves an understanding of local soil types, property information related to activities affecting the soils, as well as a thorough knowledge of tree types and common issues.

Fertilizing the soil post air spading and root pruning to improve tree health.
FERTILIZATION

Our Tree Health Care Programs are designed to deliver the right nutrients at the right times throughout the year. We use the highest quality soil conditioners and fertilizers that are delivered at critical points throughout the seasons to optimize the growth and health of trees.

Air spading the soil to improve tree heatlh
AIR SPADING

Air spading helps improve tree health by increasing the tree root's access to air, water, and nutrients by decompacting the soil. Soil compaction occurs in urban environments during turf installation, construction, improper planting, and mechanical and foot traffic.

Director of Tree Health Care Development pointing out a tree section
TREE HEALTH CARE

Director of Tree Health Care Development, Steve Barrett pointing out sections in the tree that need to be addressed for improved health.

ISA Certified Arborist conducting a Tree Risk Assessment (TRAQ) and finding rot at the tree flare.
INSPECTING FOR POSSIBLE DECAY

Sometimes issues with a tree aren't clearly visible on the outside so an arborist will need to inspect the interior. An arborist does this by probing with a small knife to see how extensive the decay in a region of a tree is. Arborists are able to use this information along with other signs to determine if there are potential structural issues or possible increased chances for failure.

ISA Certified Arborist measuring the DBH of a tree
MEASURING DBH

The best way to approximate the size of a tree is to measure their dbh, (diameter, breast, height). This enables our arborists to estimate the amount needed for Tree Health Care products or pricing for Tree Removal.

Tree Removal

View Photos of our Highly Trained Crew's Getting the Job Done

Climber with harness, ropes and tools to begin work on a tree.
HIGHLY SKILLED CLIMBERS

Our crews are comprised of individuals with different areas of expertise. Our highly skilled climbers use several types of PPE to keep them safe while in the canopies of the trees.

Arborist inspecting tree removal
INSURED AND BONDED

Our crews work together to come up with the best plan to safely remove trees from a site. All of our employees train under a Certified Arborist to ensure best practices are always followed.

Large red oak with split being removed
CLIMBING LINE & DRT

Safety for our climbers and your property is important to us at Texas Tree Surgeons. Our climbers use climbing line (specially designed rope) and use DRT (Double Rope Technique) to help them move safely within the tree canopy.

Rappel rope used to lower climber back to the ground.
TCIA & ISA GUIDELINES

We strictly adhere to TCIA & ISA guidelines in order to ensure everything we do is safe and in the best interest of your trees. By getting your tree assessed by our team of ISA certified arborists and trimmed by one of our skilled crews is the best way to ensure that your tree lives a long and healthy life.

Crew safely removing limb from roof
PROTECTING PROPERTY FROM DAMAGE

Using climbing line to secure branches while trimming is important to keep your property and climbers safe. They are able to control the branches descent and place it gently onto the ground below.

ISA Certified Arborist measuring the DBH of a tree
MEASURING DBH

The best way to approximate the size of a tree is to measure their dbh, (diameter, breast, height). This enables our arborists to estimate the amount needed for Tree Health Care products or pricing for Tree Removal.

Several men pulling on rope to safely bring down a tree that has fallen
RIGGING TO SAFELY REMOVE LARGE FALLEN LIMBS

This large red oak had split and fallen over the owners house and into the tree adjacent to it. By using rigging our crews are able to guide large limbs out of precarious locations in a safe and efficient manner.

LARGE LIMB BEING LOWERED

When a tree or large limb is being removed, it is roped off and lowered to the ground so nothing is damaged in the process. Our work is done by trained tree climbers with specialized equipment.

Groundsmen clearing debris.
SAFETY FIRST

To ensure a safe work environment groundsmen will clear excess debris intermittently while tree trimming or removal takes place. Clearing the site as the tree is trimmed also ensures jobs are done in a timely manner.

RIGGING IN LARGE TREES

Our crews use ropes designed specifically for tree care because they must be able to withstand friction against the tree and be able to hold hundreds of pounds.

LARGE TREE REMOVAL

We only work with highly skilled teams of climbers and groundsmen who are experienced in technical tree work. In addition Texas Tree Surgeons is insured and bonded for your protection.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL

Our goal when we leave a job site is to leave it looking better than how we found it. That means picking up any debris that were created when trimming or removing a tree.

Groundsmen moving branches to a chipper.
FULL CLEAN-UP

To ensure a job is completed quickly groundsmen will haul away brush intermittently while trimming or removal happens to keep the site clear and safe to move around. Groundsmen will chip the material on-site as needed to make sure all debris is collected and removed at the end of the job.

Texas Tree Surgeons Truck and chipper parked at a job site.
COMPLETE DEBRIS REMOVAL

At Texas Tree Surgeons we include debris haul off with all of our trim and removals. If you would like any of the wood left on site for your personal use (e.g. firewood) just let us know, we are happy to help.

Tree Triming

View Photos of our Highly Trained Crew's Getting the Job Done

Climber with harness, ropes and tools to begin work on a tree.
HIGHLY SKILLED CLIMBERS

Our crews are comprised of individuals with different areas of expertise. Our highly skilled climbers use several types of PPE to keep them safe while in the canopies of the trees.

Arborist inspecting tree removal
INSURED AND BONDED

Our crews work together to come up with the best plan to safely remove trees from a site. All of our employees train under a Certified Arborist to ensure best practices are always followed.

Large red oak with split being removed
CLIMBING LINE & DRT

Safety for our climbers and your property is important to us at Texas Tree Surgeons. Our climbers use climbing line (specially designed rope) and use DRT (Double Rope Technique) to help them move safely within the tree canopy.

Arborist and crew discussing what ares of the tree should be trimmed.
ARBORIST AND CREW WORKING TOGETHER

We hire only the most experienced climbers to trim trees, and all our employees train under a ISA Certified Arborist.

Texas Tree Surgeons climber with PPE and chain saw
BEST TIME TO TRIM

Best practice is to trim certain trees during dormant periods, making fall and winter generally the best time. To learn more about best practices for when you should trim your tree click here.

Rappel rope used to lower climber back to the ground.
TCIA & ISA GUIDELINES

We strictly adhere to TCIA & ISA guidelines in order to ensure everything we do is safe and in the best interest of your trees. By getting your tree assessed by our team of ISA certified arborists and trimmed by one of our skilled crews is the best way to ensure that your tree lives a long and healthy life.

Crew safely removing limb from roof
PROTECTING PROPERTY FROM DAMAGE

Using climbing line to secure branches while trimming is important to keep your property and climbers safe. They are able to control the branches descent and place it gently onto the ground below.

SMALL SPACE WORK

Trimming and removing trees in small spaces takes extra time and extra care. Each piece must be cut and lowered with exact precision to avoid damage to property.

TYING OFF LIMBS FOR SAFETY

When trimming trees over structures, larger limbs need to be tied off so they do not damage the roof or the structure itself.

CRAPE MYRTLE TRIMMING

Crape Myrtles are beautiful and hardy trees when cared for properly; topping Crape Myrtles is a bad practice and not recommended.

Groundsmen clearing debris.
SAFETY FIRST

To ensure a safe work environment groundsmen will clear excess debris intermittently while tree trimming or removal takes place. Clearing the site as the tree is trimmed also ensures jobs are done in a timely manner.

THE RIGHT-SIZED CREW FOR EVERY JOB

We work with crews of different sizes to make sure that every job is done safely, quickly, and efficiently.

TREE TRIMMING

Our experienced climbers safely climb into the tree canopies to properly trim branches.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL

Our goal when we leave a job site is to leave it looking better than how we found it. That means picking up any debris that were created when trimming or removing a tree.

Groundsmen moving branches to a chipper.
FULL CLEAN-UP

To ensure a job is completed quickly groundsmen will haul away brush intermittently while trimming or removal happens to keep the site clear and safe to move around. Groundsmen will chip the material on-site as needed to make sure all debris is collected and removed at the end of the job.

Texas Tree Surgeons Truck and chipper parked at a job site.
COMPLETE DEBRIS REMOVAL

At Texas Tree Surgeons we include debris haul off with all of our trim and removals. If you would like any of the wood left on site for your personal use (e.g. firewood) just let us know, we are happy to help.

Tree Health Care

View Photos of our ISA Certified Arborists & Tree Health Care Technicians Providing Consultation and Care

TREE SUPPORT SERVICES

Depending on the size of a tree there can be multiple cables in addition to bracing to support the weight. Each tree is different, and not all trees are candidates for tree support systems due to their structure.

Inspecting leaf for possible diseases or pests.
ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST

Certified Arborist are tree care professionals who have achieved a high level of professional distinction through their knowledge and experience in the field. This knowledge helps them diagnose any issues your trees might be having.

PREVENTATIVE EAB TREATMENT

If there is EAB activity within a few miles of where you live or property you manage we recommend preventative systemic insecticide treatment applied by a licensed TDA tree health care technician. EAB treatment lasts for 2 years and must be applied regularly to protect ash trees from infection. 

Texas Tree Surgeons TDA Licensed Tree Health Care Technician injecting a fungicidal chemical for treating oak wilt.
OAK WILT TREATMENT

As oak wilt is a systemic, vascular disease, the most effective treatments consist of injecting the infected trees with a fungicidal chemical. The only currently recommended fungicide is Alamo®, a formulation of the fungicide propiconazole. The fungicide is administered through holes drilled in the root flare of the infected tree and should only be applied by Texas Department of Agriculture Licensed Applicators.

Tree Health Care Technician applying soil amendments to improve tree health
SOIL AMENDMENTS

Our uniquely developed mixtures promote stability and growth for trees efficiently and safely, without the worry of harmful chemicals that some companies use that can be damaging to the surrounding environment.

Before photo of a stressed magnolia before intervention of a tree health care plan.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | BEFORE

This magnolia tree is one of many that were in decline on a single property. This photo is from April 15, 2024 prior to the tree receiving a tree health care plan.

After photo of a stressed magnolia with great improvement after a tree health care plan was implemented.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | AFTER

This after photo was taken June 27, 2024 of a magnolia tree after receiving multiple interventions to improve its health. In addition to a tree health care plan of a deep root fertilization with Biopack plus and Sea3 applied by our TDA licensed technician the owner also fixed the irrigation and cleared the root flare. The difference in health is beautiful.

Texas Tree Surgeons TDA Licensed Tree Health Care Technician drilling into the tree so he can inject a fungicidal chemical for treating oak wilt.
TDA LICENSED

Our technicians are TDA licensed and use science based treatment when implementing a Tree Health Care plan. These plans are put in place under the guidance of an ISA Certified Arborist.

TRAQ Level 2: Basic Assessment. Detailed visual inspection which may include tools like a mallet or probe.
DIAGNOSING TREE

Our ISA Certified Arborists use several different types of tools to help them assess a trees health. The arborist is "sounding" the tree. Different sounds can indicate areas of decay or other defects.

Fertilizing the soil post air spading and root pruning to improve tree health.
FERTILIZATION

Our Tree Health Care Programs are designed to deliver the right nutrients at the right times throughout the year. We use the highest quality soil conditioners and fertilizers that are delivered at critical points throughout the seasons to optimize the growth and health of trees.

Deep root injection services provides fertilization deep into the soil.
DEEP ROOT INJECTION SERVICES

At Texas Tree Surgeons our deep root injection services provides fertilization deep into the soil. Our unique mixtures combine macro- and micro-nutrients, root growth stimulators, soil conditioners, beneficial biotics (both mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobacteria), and organic materials to cultivate the optimum natural growth environment.

Air spading the soil to improve tree heatlh
AIR SPADING

Air spading helps improve tree health by increasing the tree root's access to air, water, and nutrients by decompacting the soil. Soil compaction occurs in urban environments during turf installation, construction, improper planting, and mechanical and foot traffic.

Pruning roots after tree has been air spaded.
ROOT PRUNING POST AIR SPADING

To correct this improperly planted tree our Tree Health Care Technicians air spade to expose the root flare and to prune away girdling roots. You can learn more about how to properly plant a tree here.

Tree Health Care Technicians pruning girdling roots to improve tree health.
GIRDLING ROOTS

This tree was planted too deep and has several girdling roots (roots that circle the tree and do no flare out) that left unmanaged would eventually kill the tree. After air spading our Tree Health Care Technicians are pruning the roots and adjusting the soil around the tree to expose the root flare to improve tree health.

Director of Tree Health Care Development pointing out a tree section
TREE HEALTH CARE

Director of Tree Health Care Development, Steve Barrett pointing out sections in the tree that need to be addressed for improved health.

ISA Certified Arborist conducting a Tree Risk Assessment (TRAQ) and finding rot at the tree flare.
INSPECTING FOR POSSIBLE DECAY

Sometimes issues with a tree aren't clearly visible on the outside so an arborist will need to inspect the interior. An arborist does this by probing with a small knife to see how extensive the decay in a region of a tree is. Arborists are able to use this information along with other signs to determine if there are potential structural issues or possible increased chances for failure.

ISA Certified Arborist measuring the DBH of a tree
MEASURING DBH

The best way to approximate the size of a tree is to measure their dbh, (diameter, breast, height). This enables our arborists to estimate the amount needed for Tree Health Care products or pricing for Tree Removal.

Stump Grinding

View Photos of our Highly Trained Crew's Getting the Job Done

stump grinding
STUMP REMOVAL

Our stump grinder drills down to 4-6″ below grade to effectively remove your stump and exposed roots.

BENEFITS OF STUMP REMOVAL

Stump grinding reduces insect activity, mitigates new and unwanted growth, and provides room for future landscaping.

STUMP GRINDING

When the machine has finished grinding, you will be left with a mulch pile where there once was a stump. This mulch pile is often 20-30% larger than the pre-existing stump. 

Back filling stump after it has been removed for safety.
MULCH LEFT AFTER LARGE STUMP GRINDING

Mulch left after stump grinding can be messy but it is also very useful. The mulch left after stump grinding is used to backfill the hole for safety. Left over mulch is also great for use on other trees on your property to help nourish them. Learn more about the benefits of mulch by clicking here.

Clean up post stump removal
FULL CLEAN-UP

Our goal after we do any service is leave your yard looking better than how we found it. After a stump has been ground the mulch will be used to back fill the hole. Remaining debris will be swept together in one neat pile. If you need us to remove any excess mulch we can haul it away for an additional fee.

Emergency Tree Work

Photo's documenting emergency tree work due to storms or failure.

Climber with harness, ropes and tools to begin work on a tree.
HIGHLY SKILLED CLIMBERS

Our crews are comprised of individuals with different areas of expertise. Our highly skilled climbers use several types of PPE to keep them safe while in the canopies of the trees.

Arborist inspecting tree removal
INSURED AND BONDED

Our crews work together to come up with the best plan to safely remove trees from a site. All of our employees train under a Certified Arborist to ensure best practices are always followed.

Large red oak with split being removed
CLIMBING LINE & DRT

Safety for our climbers and your property is important to us at Texas Tree Surgeons. Our climbers use climbing line (specially designed rope) and use DRT (Double Rope Technique) to help them move safely within the tree canopy.

Foremen and arborist reviewing plans for emergency tree work on a red oak whose limb fell onto a carport.
TEAMWORK

Our arborist and foremen work together to ensure work done on your trees is done correctly and safely. Our entire team; arborists, foremen, and groundsmen strictly follow TCIA and ISA guidelines.

RED OAK LIMB SECURED WITH LINE

A customer's red oak tree's limb failed and fell onto the homeowners steel carport. This large limb blocked the driveway and was hanging into the neighbors yard. Raul and his crew worked together to remove the limb safely and quickly without the aide of a crane. Cranes are sometimes used when trees are deemed too unsafe to climb. Issues with cranes is that they require a lost of space and increase the price of tree work.

ACCESSING DAMAGE

Understanding and evaluating weakness in the tree prior to doing emergency tree work is important to know because it will eliminate further risk to property and workers during the process. Trees with different defects need to be removed differently for safety. Our foremen have the expertise in determining if we can safely remove broken limbs or trees without a crane.

Safety for our climbers and your property is important to us at Texas Tree Surgeons. Our climbers use climbing line (specially designed rope) and use DRT (Double Rope Technique) to help them move safely within the tree canopy.
CLIMBING LINE & DRT

Safety for our climbers and your property is important to us at Texas Tree Surgeons. When damage has already incurred from limb failure it is important to mitigate further damage. Our climbers use climbing line (specially designed rope) and use DRT (Double Rope Technique) to help them move safely and support broken limbs so they can be safely lowered with control.

EXPERIENCED CLIMBERS

At Texas Tree Surgeons we specialize in working with experienced climbers that are able to make very specific controlled cuts to maintain safety and reduce damage. Most of our foremen have been with Texas Tree Surgeons for over a decade.

Foremen and crew lowering limb that had fallen ontop of a carport.
LOWERING LIMB WITH CONTROL

Our foremen Raul and his crew lowering a massive red oak limb that had fallen on top of a carport. To be able to lower the limb with control Raul secured the limb with rope, removed excess weight, and cut notches at the break point.

Before & After

Photos documenting recent projects from start to finish.

STRESSED LIVE OAK | BEFORE

This live oak is showing signs of stress after construction was completed at the property. Photo of this tree was taken in November 2019 before a Stressed Tree Care Plan was implemented.

STRESSED LIVE OAK | AFTER

This photo was taken in August 2025 after 5 years of being on a Stressed Tree Care Plan.

Before photo of a stressed magnolia before intervention of a tree health care plan.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | BEFORE

This magnolia tree is one of many that were in decline on a single property. This photo is from April 15, 2024 prior to the tree receiving a tree health care plan.

After photo of a stressed magnolia with great improvement after a tree health care plan was implemented.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | AFTER

This after photo was taken June 27, 2024 of a magnolia tree after receiving multiple interventions to improve its health. In addition to a tree health care plan of a deep root fertilization with Biopack plus and Sea3 applied by our TDA licensed technician the owner also fixed the irrigation and cleared the root flare. The difference in health is beautiful.

RED OAK REMOVAL | BEFORE

This red oak had a large split in it and needed to be removed due to safety concerns. It had fallen above the home and is also partially resting in the tree adjacent to it. Both trees were planted by the homeowners in 1977.

RED OAK REMOVAL

Our expert climbers use rigging to ensure branches slowly and safely descend to the ground to protect property and to keep everyone on site safe.

RED OAK REMOVAL

This red oak dbh was 45" and took our crew two days to completely remove. Once the tree is removed our stump grinding crew will come in and complete the project.

Large red oak stump in front of home owners property waiting to be removed.
RED OAK REMOVAL

Stump cut down as close to the root as possible prior to grinding.

RED OAK REMOVAL | AFTER

After photo of the red oak once it has been completely removed, stump ground, and the hole back filled with mulch. Any excess mulch can be used in surrounding landscaping, or if you’d prefer we can haul it away for an additional fee.

Before & After | Tree Health Care

Photos documenting improvement in tree health.

STRESSED LIVE OAK | BEFORE

This live oak is showing signs of stress after construction was completed at the property. Photo of this tree was taken in November 2019 before a Stressed Tree Care Plan was implemented.

STRESSED LIVE OAK | AFTER

This photo was taken in August 2025 after 5 years of being on a Stressed Tree Care Plan.

Before photo of a stressed magnolia before intervention of a tree health care plan.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | BEFORE

This magnolia tree is one of many that were in decline on a single property. This photo is from April 15, 2024 prior to the tree receiving a tree health care plan.

After photo of a stressed magnolia with great improvement after a tree health care plan was implemented.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | AFTER

This after photo was taken June 27, 2024 of a magnolia tree after receiving multiple interventions to improve its health. In addition to a tree health care plan of a deep root fertilization with Biopack plus and Sea3 applied by our TDA licensed technician the owner also fixed the irrigation and cleared the root flare. The difference in health is beautiful.

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Collection of instructional videos and documentation of recent projects

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