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Tree Removal

Review the tree and the site. Plan your Midland yard work.

From an unwanted tree to storm-damaged material, describe the condition and surroundings before removal is agreed. Keep well clear of unstable limbs.

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A tree near a fence, driveway or ranch access needs more planning than a loose brush pile. Send photos from a safe distance and explain whether the tree is standing, leaning or already down. West Texas wind can change the condition of a damaged tree, so tell us about recent movement or hanging limbs.

Every request is reviewed for the tree, its surroundings and the proposed access. Work near utilities or unstable limbs may need an appropriate specialist and must not be approached as an ordinary junk pickup. Cutting scope, debris loading and any additional work are agreed in advance; do not assume stump removal or emergency response is included.

Information for a tree removal review

  • The tree condition and what you want removed
  • Nearby wires, buildings, fences and vehicle access
  • Downed limbs or woody debris to include in the agreed cleanup

From your first call to the agreed work

  1. Describe the tree from a safe location

    Show the surroundings without walking under damaged or hanging limbs.

  2. Agree a suitable removal scope

    Review the conditions, access, accepted work and handling of the resulting woody debris.

  3. Complete the arranged yard cleanup

    Work follows the agreed scope, with accepted debris handled at approved facilities.

Your tree removal quote

Call/Text for pricing. Tree condition, surroundings, access and the amount of accepted debris affect the quote. Tell us whether you are asking about a standing tree or material already on the ground.

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Can I ask about a standing tree on Midland acreage?

Yes. Share the location, condition and surrounding hazards for review. No tree is accepted automatically; the work and access must be assessed and agreed.

What should I do if a damaged tree is touching wires?

Stay away and contact the responsible utility or emergency service as appropriate. Do not move the tree, climb it or approach it to take a closer photo.

Is stump grinding included with tree removal?

Do not assume stump work is included. Ask about what remains below or at ground level and confirm the specific scope before the visit.

Can downed limbs be combined with other yard debris?

Describe the separate materials so each can be reviewed. Keep woody debris apart from chemicals, unknown containers and other hazardous or questionable material.

Midland & our Texas service communities

For a tree or woody-debris request, tell us the yard or acreage location in these Texas service areas: Midland, Odessa, Lamesa, Andrews, Lenorah, Penwell, Stanton, Seminole, Goldsmith, Greenwood, Big Spring, Gardendale, Cotton Flat. Based at 3000 N Garfield St, STE 231, Midland, TX 79705. Open every day, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM.

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