Healthy trees.
Safe homes.

Book a free on-site visit. Every tree is different enough that an honest answer needs an arborist standing under it: size, access, what sits beneath the canopy and the condition of the wood all change the job completely. An ISA Certified Arborist walks the property with you, explains what each tree actually needs, and gives you a fixed written scope before anything is agreed. The visit is free everywhere we work, and there is no obligation attached to it.

Yes. We carry full general liability cover plus workers compensation on every crew member, and we will send the certificate directly to you or your insurer before work begins. This matters more than people realise: if an uninsured crew is injured on your property, that exposure can land on your homeowners policy.

No. On-site estimates are free across our entire service area, and there is no travel charge to Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, Kyle or Buda. Formal written arborist reports for permits, insurance or litigation are a separate professional service, quoted after we know what the report has to answer.

Avoid pruning oaks from February through June. That is when the sap-feeding beetles that transmit oak wilt are most active and most attracted to fresh wounds. July through January is the safe window. If a storm forces an emergency cut in spring, every wound needs pruning paint applied within minutes.

Inside Austin city limits, very likely. The City protects trees 19 inches and larger in diameter, and Heritage trees at 24 inches and above for qualifying species. Williamson and Hays County jurisdictions are generally less restrictive, though Georgetown operates its own ordinance and HOA covenants often apply. We check your specific address and file any permit for you.

Scheduled work is typically booked five to eight business days out, longer in the weeks following a major storm when every crew in the region is committed. Emergency calls are handled 24 hours a day, with crews usually reaching a tree on a structure within two to four hours.

Completely, and it is included in every scope as standard. Brush is chipped and hauled, hard surfaces are blown clean, and the crew leader walks the finished work with you before leaving. If you would rather keep the chips as mulch or the wood as firewood, tell us and we will leave it stacked for you instead.

Greater Austin and the surrounding suburbs: Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, Kyle and Buda, plus Bee Cave, Hutto and Manor. All are inside our standard service area with no travel surcharge.