The tree is damaged
Split trunks, broken limbs or storm damage can leave a tree in a condition that's no longer worth keeping.

Tree Removal — Greater Houston
Unwanted, damaged or compromised trees sometimes have to come out. We plan the removal around what's underneath and around the tree, take it down in a controlled way, and clean up when the work is done.
When you might need it
Split trunks, broken limbs or storm damage can leave a tree in a condition that's no longer worth keeping.
Trees planted too close to a house, driveway, fence or utility line eventually run out of room.
New construction, a fence line, a pool or fresh landscaping often means a tree has to go.
Constant debris, blocked light or a tree you never wanted are reason enough.
The Squirrel approach
Before anything comes down we look at the whole picture — how big the tree is, what's around it, where the pieces can land and how the debris leaves the property. Tight spaces get taken down in sections and lowered rather than dropped. The goal is a removal with no surprises.

A simple, predictable process from first call to final cleanup.
We review the tree, the access and what surrounds it.
You get a clear estimate for the removal work.
The tree comes down in a planned sequence.
Debris is cleared and the area is left tidy.
Questions
Yes. Tight removals are sectioned and rigged down piece by piece instead of felled in one direction.
Stump grinding is a separate service and can be added to your estimate.
Debris and limbs are hauled off as part of the job unless you ask to keep the wood.
It depends on size, location and access. That's why the estimate is free and based on seeing the actual tree.
Start with a free estimate
Tell us what you're dealing with and request a free estimate.