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It depends on the tree and what's around it, which is why we look before we quote. The big factors are size and height, what sits in the fall zone (roof, pool, lines), whether the tree is dead or alive, how a truck and chipper get to it, and whether the stump and wood go or stay. Send a photo and we'll give you a free estimate.

It can be. Ask for it on the estimate and we grind the stump on the same visit, below grade, with the chips backfilled. It costs less than bringing the grinder back later. If you want the stump left, say so.

Yes. Storm calls jump the queue ahead of scheduled work. If a tree is on the house or car, photograph everything before any wood moves, for your insurance claim. If a power line is involved, stay clear and call Oncor at 888-313-4747 first, or 911 if it is sparking.

Mon to Sat, 8am to 6pm. Send photos any time and we reply the next business morning. Storm calls jump the queue ahead of scheduled work.

Sometimes. In Fort Worth, most single-family lots of an acre or less are exempt from the tree removal permit, but trees in the strip between sidewalk and street belong to the city. We flag permit questions during the estimate. If your HOA wants a formal arborist report, that is a separate report from a credentialed specialist, and we'll tell you when you need one.

Most removals and trims are a one-visit job, and stump grinding usually rides along on the same visit. Once the grinder is at a stump, most residential grinds take under an hour. We'll give you the timing with your estimate.

Outside February to June when the schedule allows. That's when the beetles that spread oak wilt are most active, so fresh cuts on oaks are a risk. Storm damage and hanging limbs get cut whenever they happen.

Trim when the problem is a limb: clearance, weight, deadwood. Remove when the problem is the tree: dead or dying, a split trunk, or a lean that gets worse after rain. If trimming solves it, that's what we'll tell you.