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Everything we do to a tree, and why

Ten services covering the whole life of a Central Texas tree, from structural pruning on a five year old oak to a crane removal on an eighty year old one.

Four rules we do not break

We never top a tree
Topping is rejected by every arboricultural standard. It creates decay pockets and weakly attached regrowth. We use crown reduction instead.
No oak pruning February to June
That is when the beetles carrying oak wilt are most active. If a safety cut is unavoidable, every wound is painted within minutes.
No spikes on a tree that stays
Climbing spikes leave permanent wounds that invite decay and disease. Spikes are for removals only, never for pruning.
Everything in writing first
Every job is scoped in writing, tree by tree, before a saw starts. Nothing is agreed on a handshake and nothing changes without your say-so.

Quick comparison

Which service fits your tree

Every job is different enough that an honest answer needs an arborist standing under the tree. This is what they are assessing when they get there.

Tree services in Greater Austin, what each is for and what shapes the job
ServiceStandard we work toWhat shapes the job
Tree Trimming & PruningANSI A300 standardA 60-foot live oak takes far longer to work than a 20-foot crepe myrtle. Species also matters: cedar elms and pecans drop far more deadwood than oaks.
Tree RemovalInsured & permit handledThe work climbs sharply with size. A 30-foot tree is a morning. An 80-foot live oak with a four-foot trunk is a full day for a full crew.
Stump Grinding & RemovalGround below gradeThe work is driven by the widest point of the stump measured at ground level, not by the height of the tree that stood there.
24/7 Emergency Storm DamageAnswered 24 hoursGetting a full crew out at 3am is a different operation to a first-light start, and we will tell you plainly on the phone which one your situation actually needs.
Tree Health & Oak Wilt ManagementISA diagnosis firstInjection is dosed on trunk diameter, so a 36 inch live oak takes considerably more product and time to treat than an 18 inch one.
Crane-Assisted Tree RemovalZero-impact liftsReach and capacity decide which machine comes out. Longer reach from a distant set-up point needs a substantially bigger crane.
Land & Lot ClearingSelective mulchingScattered cedar on grassland moves quickly. A continuous thicket you cannot walk through can take three times as long per acre.
Arborist Consulting & Risk AssessmentTRAQ qualifiedA single-tree opinion is straightforward. A campus inventory of two hundred trees is a different scale of work entirely.
Cabling & BracingANSI A300 Part 3A single union needs one cable. A three-stem tree with multiple weak attachments may need a triangular system of three or more.
Commercial & HOA Tree CareAnnual contractsThe inventory drives everything. A 60-tree condominium and a 900-tree master planned community are completely different contracts.

Every job is scoped in writing after a free on-site visit, tree by tree, so you know exactly what is planned before anything is agreed.

Questions

Choosing the right service

Ten services: tree trimming and pruning, tree removal, stump grinding, 24/7 emergency storm damage response, tree health and oak wilt management, crane-assisted removal, land and lot clearing, arborist consulting and risk assessment, cabling and bracing, and commercial and HOA contract tree care.

Start with tree health and oak wilt management, or an arborist consultation if you want a written opinion. Crown thinning, yellowing along leaf veins or fungal growth at the base all need diagnosis before treatment, because oak wilt, hypoxylon canker, root rot and drought stress look similar from the driveway but need entirely different responses.

Yes, and it is the sensible way to do it. Working several trees on one visit shares the setup, so the whole property gets done in far less total time than booking them one at a time. If you have a neglected property to bring back under control, we will lay it out as a phased plan across one or two seasons so it is manageable.

Yes, and doing both on the same visit saves bringing the grinder out separately. Stump grinding is always listed as its own line in the written scope so you can decide either way, because not everyone wants the stump gone.

Not sure what your tree actually needs?

An ISA Certified Arborist will walk your property, tell you plainly what each tree needs, and put the whole scope in writing before anything is agreed. If the answer is that it needs nothing, we will tell you that too.

  • Free on-site visit, usually within 2 to 3 days
  • Everything agreed in writing before we start
  • No obligation and no pressure to book
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