Old post oaks along Walnut Creek, young live oaks in the new subdivisions. We take care of both.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Mansfield. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Mansfield has two kinds of yards. Around historic downtown and along Walnut Creek you find older lots with big post oaks, pecans and cedar elms that have been there longer than the houses. South and east of town, in the newer subdivisions, the trees are young live oaks and red oaks planted by the builder, often too close to the driveway or the foundation. Cutwise works both: taking down the old trees that have become a risk, and shaping the young ones so they grow into the yard instead of into the roof.
Most removals in Mansfield are mature post oaks that declined after a new pool, addition or driveway cut their roots, and pecans that have started dropping large limbs. On creek lots along Walnut Creek, leaning trees and washed out root plates are common after heavy rain. Trees come down in sections, the wood is hauled off and the stump is ground if you want the spot back.
Builder planted live oaks need structural pruning in their first ten years or they grow low, wide limbs over the street and the roof. We raise the canopy, remove crossing limbs and keep clearance from the house. Oaks are trimmed outside the February to June oak wilt window and every cut is painted.
South of town and toward the county line, many properties still have mesquite, cedar and hackberry growing up along fences and stock tanks. We clear fence lines, open up overgrown corners and grind what is left so the mower can get through.
Walnut Creek, Mansfield National, South Pointe, the streets around historic downtown, and the acreage south of Broad Street.
Yes. Many Mansfield subdivisions ask for a written description before a front yard tree comes down. We give you a written estimate that states the tree, the reason and the work, which is normally what the HOA wants to see.
Yes. Mansfield is a short drive from our Arlington base, so a single tree or a single stump is fine.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Mansfield are answered around the clock.
