Old pecans and ash up north, cedar and live oak on the hills by Joe Pool Lake. One crew covers it all.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Grand Prairie. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Grand Prairie stretches a long way north to south, and the trees change with it. The older neighborhoods north of Interstate 20 have pecans, hackberries and Arizona ash planted decades ago, many now at the end of their lives. South toward Joe Pool Lake, in Lake Ridge, Mira Lagos and Westchester, the ground rises into limestone hills covered in cedar and live oak, and the yards are newer. Cutwise covers the whole city from our Arlington base just to the west.
In the older part of town, Arizona ash and hackberry are the usual removals: fast growing trees that are now hollow, split or dying back. Around Joe Pool Lake it is more often cedar crowding a house, or a live oak that has outgrown a small lot.
Live oaks in the newer subdivisions get raised and thinned so they clear roofs, drives and streets. Older pecans get deadwood removed and heavy limbs reduced before storm season.
Spring storms hit the open ground around the lake hard. Split limbs, hangers and downed trees are cleared the same day when we can, and storm calls are answered at any hour.
Lake Ridge, Mira Lagos, Westchester, the streets near Joe Pool Lake, and the older neighborhoods around Main Street and Dalworth.
Yes. Sloped and rocky lots take more rigging and hand carrying, and we price that at the estimate so there are no surprises.
Yes. Cedar against a house holds moisture and is a fire concern in dry summers. We remove it and grind the stumps.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Grand Prairie are answered around the clock.
