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Tree Service Across Dallas and the Surrounding Cities

We are based on Samuell Boulevard in East Dallas and work across Dallas County and the cities around it. Each page below covers what is different about trees in that city and the work we do there most.

Dallas

Dallas neighborhoods

Lake Highlands · Lakewood · Preston Hollow · Oak Cliff · East Dallas · North Dallas · Bishop Arts · Casa View · Pleasant Grove · Uptown · Deep Ellum · White Rock

How we work

We service live oaks, red oaks, cedar elms, pecans, hackberries, crape myrtles, and Bradford pears across Dallas and surrounding cities. Common tree problems include oak wilt, ice storm damage, Dutch elm disease, anthracnose, hypoxylon canker, hackberry wilt, emerald ash borer, root damage, and windthrow. Typical pricing ranges from $165 for small removals up to $8,000+ for very large trees — call for a free written estimate.

Surrounding cities

Cities we serve

Garland, TX

Garland's older neighborhoods around Duck Creek and downtown carry post oaks, cedar elms and pecans that have been growing for fifty years or more, while the Firewheel side is newer growth on open Blackland clay.

Tree service in Garland

Mesquite, TX

Mesquite's 1960s and 70s subdivisions off Town East and Galloway were planted with hackberry, cedar elm and Arizona ash because they grew fast.

Tree service in Mesquite

Richardson, TX

Richardson Heights, Canyon Creek and Heights Park were planted with red oaks, live oaks and pecans in the 1950s and 60s.

Tree service in Richardson

Plano, TX

Plano has two very different tree populations, and the work is different in each.

Tree service in Plano

Irving, TX

Irving runs from older south Irving lots with big pecans and cottonwoods near the Elm Fork bottomland up to Las Colinas and Valley Ranch, where planted live oaks and red oaks line dense residential streets, office parks and apartment communities.

Tree service in Irving

Grand Prairie, TX

Grand Prairie stretches from older north-side neighborhoods near Dalworth and downtown to the Joe Pool Lake and Mountain Creek side, so a job here can be a 70-year-old pecan over a 1950s house or a fast-grown red oak in a 2010s subdivision.

Tree service in Grand Prairie

Arlington, TX

Arlington sits on the Eastern Cross Timbers, so many established neighborhoods have native post oaks and blackjack oaks on sandy soil alongside planted live oaks, pecans and cedar elms.

Tree service in Arlington

Duncanville, TX

Duncanville's neighborhoods date mainly to the 1960s through 80s and carry mature oaks, pecans and cedar elms on decent-sized lots.

Tree service in Duncanville

DeSoto, TX

DeSoto has bigger lots than most of Dallas County, many with several mature trees, long driveways and fence lines that back onto open land toward Ellis County.

Tree service in DeSoto

Addison, TX

Addison is small and dense: townhomes, apartments, offices and restaurants along Belt Line and the Tollway.

Tree service in Addison

Carrollton, TX

Carrollton spans three counties and several eras of building: historic downtown lots with old pecans and elms, 1970s and 80s neighborhoods with maturing live oaks, and newer north Carrollton streets planted with red oaks and Bradford pears.

Tree service in Carrollton

Farmers Branch, TX

Farmers Branch neighborhoods near Valley View and Brookhaven were built in the 1950s and 60s and kept their trees, so the lots carry some of the biggest pecans and post oaks in the northern suburbs, often directly over the house.

Tree service in Farmers Branch

Rowlett, TX

Rowlett sits on a peninsula in Lake Ray Hubbard, so wind exposure is higher than in inland suburbs, and the December 2015 tornado is still visible in the canopy.

Tree service in Rowlett

Rockwall, TX

Rockwall grew fast, so most yards have trees planted in the last 10 to 25 years on heavy Blackland clay, plus lakefront lots on the east shore of Ray Hubbard with older cottonwoods and elms taking the west wind straight off the water.

Tree service in Rockwall

Balch Springs, TX

Balch Springs is a small city in southeast Dallas County with older homes and long-established hackberry, cedar elm and mulberry trees that were never pruned and now overhang roofs, sheds and the neighbor's yard.

Tree service in Balch Springs

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