Tree removal in Richardson
Arizona ash and old pears at the end of their lives, and pecans with decay, are the removals we see most. With alleys, garages and fences close, most trees come down in sections lowered by rope.
Some of the oldest neighborhoods north of Dallas, and some of the biggest trees.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup in Richardson. Free estimates, answered 24 hours a day.Free estimates. Answered 24 hours a day.
Richardson's older neighborhoods went up in the 1950s through the 1970s, and the pecans, live oaks, cedar elms and Arizona ash planted then have grown into a full canopy over the streets. Most homes back onto an alley, so limbs over the alley and the garage need regular clearance too. Newer areas in the north, like Canyon Creek, have big trees of their own along the creeks. Cutwise covers Richardson from our Plano base just to the north.
Arizona ash and old pears at the end of their lives, and pecans with decay, are the removals we see most. With alleys, garages and fences close, most trees come down in sections lowered by rope.
Big old trees get deadwood out, long limbs reduced and clearance over the roof and the alley. Oaks are trimmed outside the February to June oak wilt season and every cut is painted.
Old yards collect old stumps. We grind them below grade and the spot is ready for sod.
Richardson Heights, Canyon Creek, and the streets off Campbell Road, Arapaho Road and Belt Line Road.
Yes. Limbs over the alley and the garage get raised so trash trucks and your garage door clear.
Yes. Pecans drop heavy limbs, so mature ones over a house should get deadwood removed every few years.
No. Every estimate is free, done at the property, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
Storm calls in Richardson are answered around the clock.