Licensed & insured Certified Arborist on staff Serving DFW since 2014

Photo Gallery

Tree work across North Texas, and what each situation actually called for.

Climber working in a mature canopy
Climber working in a mature canopy. Climbing work on a mature shade tree. Where a lift cannot reach — back yards, tight side lots, anything behind a gate — the work is done on rope and saddle. Tree Trimming →
Sectional tree removal beside a house
Sectional tree removal beside a house. A sectional take-down. With no drop zone, the tree comes out in pieces, each one rigged and lowered rather than dropped. Tree Removal →
Mature willow assessed for decline
Mature willow assessed for decline. Willows are fast, thirsty and short-lived in alkaline North Texas soil. This one was assessed for basal decay before any decision about removal. Certified Arborist →
Southern magnolia foliage
Southern magnolia foliage. Southern magnolia — a good tree here with one caveat. In soil at pH 7.8+ it chloroses readily, and the yellow-between-green-veins pattern is a soil problem, not a disease. Tree Disease Treatment →
Canopy dieback on a declining tree
Canopy dieback on a declining tree. Crown dieback like this has a long differential — oak wilt, hypoxylon, root rot and drought all present similarly from the driveway. The diagnosis decides everything. Tree Disease Treatment →
Shrub showing decline and discolouration
Shrub showing decline and discolouration. Foundation shrubs live in the hardest microclimate on a property. Most of what looks like disease here traces back to water, depth or reflected heat. Certified Arborist →
Mistletoe in a bare winter canopy
Mistletoe in a bare winter canopy. Mistletoe is easiest to find and remove in winter, with the host bare. Removal means cutting 12–18 inches below the attachment — snapping the clump off achieves nothing. Tree Pruning →

What you are looking at

Most of the work we do falls into a handful of recognisable situations: a canopy that has grown into a roof, a dead or failing tree with something valuable underneath it, a stump left behind by somebody else, or a tree that has started declining and nobody has explained why. The photographs above cover the common ones.

What a photograph cannot show is access — and access is the single biggest driver of what tree work costs. The same tree is a straightforward morning's work with a chipper parked beside it and a two-day rigging job behind a locked gate with a pool in between. That is why we look at every job in person before quoting, and why the cost guide gives ranges rather than fixed prices.

Want your job photographed?

We are adding before-and-after sets from recent work across Tarrant, Johnson, Parker, Hill and Bosque Counties. If you would like yours included, mention it when we quote — and if you would rather we did not photograph your property at all, just say so.

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