Tree Removal in Arlington & the DFW Metroplex
Tree cutting & removal

Tree Removal in Arlington & the DFW Metroplex

When a tree is dead, dying, storm-damaged or simply in the wrong place, our ISA Certified arborists remove it safely — protecting your home, fence and landscaping every step of the way.

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Tree cutting & removal

Removals of any size, done safely

Tree removal is the most hazardous work in the industry, and it is not a DIY job. Our crews are fully insured and trained to take down trees of any size — in tight residential yards and open commercial lots alike — using rigging, cranes and controlled rope-lowering to bring limbs down exactly where we want them.

We remove leaning and uprooted trees, trees crowding a foundation or powerline, and trees that are dead or too far gone to save. Every removal finishes with a complete cleanup and haul-off, and we can grind the stump in the same visit so you get your yard back right away.

✓ Removal of dead, dying or hazardous trees✓ Storm-damaged & uprooted tree removal✓ Trees over roofs, fences & powerlines✓ Precision rigging & crane-assisted takedowns✓ Complete limb & debris haul-off✓ Optional same-visit stump grinding✓ Free on-site assessment & flat-rate quote✓ Fully licensed & insured crews
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Why it matters

A failing tree rarely announces itself before it comes down. In North Texas, expansive clay soil swells and shrinks with our wet-dry cycles, loosening root plates on otherwise healthy-looking trees. Add high summer winds and the occasional ice load, and a leaning or hollow trunk near your house becomes a real liability. Removing it on our terms, with the right rigging, is far safer than waiting.

Taking down a large tree is controlled demolition, not brute force. Our ISA Certified arborists assess lean, decay, and drop zones, then lower limbs in sections using rigging or a crane when clearance is tight over fences, roofs, or power lines. When the work is done we clear the debris, rake the site, and can grind the stump so you are left with usable yard rather than a hazard.

Signs you may need this service

Trunk is leaning suddenly or soil is heaving at the baseLarge dead limbs or a bare, leafless crownMushrooms or soft, hollow wood at the trunkDeep cracks or a split running down the stemRoots damaged by trenching or new constructionTree is too close to the house or power lines
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How it works

1 Free assessment An arborist walks the property, confirms the safest approach, and gives you a flat-rate quote.
2 Safe takedown We section and lower the tree with rigging, protecting everything around it.
3 Cleanup & haul-off We clear all debris — and grind the stump if you'd like — leaving the site clean.

Frequently asked questions

How much does tree removal cost?

Every job is different — size, species, location and access all matter — so we give a free, flat-rate quote on site. No surprises are added to the invoice.

Do you remove the stump too?

We can grind the stump below grade in the same visit, or fully extract it. Just let us know when we quote the job.

Can you remove a tree close to my house or powerlines?

Yes. Tight, high-risk removals are routine for us — we use rigging and, when needed, a crane to lower sections in a controlled way.

Are you insured?

Fully. Our crews are insured and our arborists are ISA Certified, so your property and our people are protected.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in the DFW area?

It depends on your city and whether the tree sits in a protected class or an easement. Many DFW municipalities regulate large or heritage trees on residential lots. We can tell you what usually applies locally, but confirm specifics with your city before we schedule the work.

Can you remove a tree without damaging my lawn and fence?

Yes. We plan the drop zones, use rigging or a crane to lower heavy sections rather than dropping them, and lay down protection where equipment travels. Tight backyards and trees over fences are routine for us, though very soft, saturated clay may call for extra care.

Is it better to remove a storm-damaged tree or try to save it?

That comes down to how much of the structure is left. A tree that has lost more than roughly half its crown, or has a split trunk, usually will not recover safely. Our arborist will inspect it and give you a straight recommendation rather than removing something that could be preserved.

Related services

Trimming & Pruning Structural pruning and crown work that keeps trees healthy, safe and looking their best. Learn more → Stump Grinding Grind stumps below grade — or fully extract them — to reclaim your yard and stop regrowth. Learn more → Emergency & Storm Storm damage or a dangerous limb? We take emergency calls Mon–Sat, 7am–9pm. Learn more →

Serving the DFW metroplex

Arlington Fort Worth Mansfield Grand Prairie Kennedale Grapevine Cedar Hill Burleson Dallas Irving Euless Bedford Hurst Keller Southlake Garland Mesquite Lewisville Flower Mound Plano Frisco McKinney Denton Duncanville Midlothian Waxahachie

Helpful guides & articles

Tree Service Costs in DFW: What to Expect The North Texas Tree Care Guide for Homeowners Oak Wilt & Common Tree Diseases in North Texas Common Trees of the DFW Metroplex: A Homeowner's Guide Buried Root Flares and Girdling Roots: Hidden Tree Killers Common Mulching Mistakes and How to Mulch Trees Correctly

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