Big lots, big trees. Wide crowned post oaks and pecans with room to bring in the right equipment.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Dalworthington Gardens. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Dalworthington Gardens was laid out in the 1930s as a community of small farmsteads, and the lots are still large, many of them half an acre to an acre or more. That leaves room for trees to get big: post oaks and pecans with wide crowns, old bois d'arc along former fence rows, and cedar elms around Pappy Elkins Lake. Tree work here tends to be bigger than in a standard subdivision, and so is the equipment access, which helps.
Large, old and spreading is the rule. Post oaks that have died back, pecans with split leaders, and bois d'arc that have outgrown the fence line. With room to work we can often bring a bucket truck in, which makes big removals faster and cheaper than climbing.
Wide crowned trees over a house or a barn need the long limbs reduced and the deadwood taken out. We also lift canopies over drives so trucks and trailers clear.
Big lots grow in. Hackberry, privet and cedar fill fence rows and back corners within a few years. We clear them out, grind the stumps and leave the trees worth keeping.
Roosevelt Drive, California Lane, Arkansas Lane, Pappy Elkins Lake and the large lots throughout the city.
Usually, yes. Most lots here have the room and the gate width. We look at access during the estimate and protect the drive and the lawn.
Yes. We clear brush and unwanted trees, keep the good ones and grind the stumps so the area can be mowed.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Dalworthington Gardens are answered around the clock.
