Wooded Cross Timbers lots and Village Creek bottomland. Tree work here is about keeping an old canopy safe.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Kennedale. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Kennedale sits in the middle of the Cross Timbers, and it shows. Lots are bigger than in most of Tarrant County, and many are still wooded with the post oaks and blackjack oaks that were here before the town. Along Village Creek the bottomland grows pecan, elm and cottonwood tall and fast. Tree work in Kennedale is mostly about keeping that old canopy safe: removing what has died, lightening what hangs over the house, and clearing what storms bring down.
Post oaks do not tolerate change. A new septic line, a widened driveway or two dry summers in a row can start a decline that takes a few years to show. When the top thins out and the bark starts to slip, the tree is done and it gets brittle quickly. We take them down before they fall, and on wooded lots we lower the pieces by rope where there is no room to drop anything.
On large wooded lots the job is usually deadwood and clearance: dead limbs out of the canopy over the house, the drive and the places people park, and live limbs pulled back from the roof and the power drop.
Trees along Village Creek grow fast and root shallow. After heavy rain and wind they lean, split or come down across fences. Storm calls are answered at any hour, and a tree on a house or blocking a drive goes first.
Village Creek, Kennedale Parkway, Little School Road, Sublett Road and the wooded streets in between.
Yes. Where there is no open drop zone we climb and lower each piece on ropes, so the trees you are keeping do not get hit.
Yes. Post oak is good firewood. Tell us at the estimate and we will cut it to length and stack it.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Kennedale are answered around the clock.
