Big lots and native post oaks that were kept when the houses went in. Keller yards need a crew that knows old oaks.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Keller. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Keller grew in the 1990s and 2000s on bigger lots than most of Tarrant County, and many builders kept the native Cross Timbers post oaks and blackjack oaks instead of clearing them. That gives Keller one of the best canopies in the area, and also its most common problem: old post oaks do not like change, and a new pool, driveway or sprinkler trench can start a slow decline that shows up years later. Cutwise covers Keller from our north Fort Worth base a few minutes away.
Post oaks that thinned out at the top after construction or a dry summer are the removal we see most in Keller. Once the bark starts to slip they turn brittle quickly. With room on most lots we can often bring the bucket truck in, which makes big removals faster and cheaper than climbing.
Native oaks over the house get deadwood removed and long limbs reduced, and planted live oaks get raised off the roof and the drive. Oaks are trimmed outside the February to June oak wilt season and every cut is painted.
Big lots grow in fast. Cedar, hackberry and privet fill the back corners and fence lines within a few years. We clear them, keep the oaks worth keeping and grind the stumps.
Keller Town Center, Bear Creek Park, and the large lot streets off Keller Parkway and Rufe Snow Drive.
Sometimes. If the decline is early, deadwood removal and leaving the roots alone can buy years. If the bark is slipping, it is usually too late. We will look at it for free and tell you honestly.
Yes. Keller is close to our north Fort Worth base, so a single tree or a single stump is worth the trip.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Keller are answered around the clock.
