Texas Hill Country
Tree service in the Texas Hill Country
We connect homeowners with local tree pros, from New Braunfels and San Marcos to Boerne, Fredericksburg and Kerrville. Send the short form, and a local tree pro calls you back.
- Free for homeowners
- One local tree pro calls you back
- No list of strangers, no bidding war
Get a free callback
Tell us about the job. A local tree pro calls you back.
- Free for homeowners
- One local tree pro calls you back
- No list of strangers, no bidding war
What a local tree pro can help with
Tell us the job in the form. The pro who calls you back can talk it through and give you a price.
Tree removal
Dead, leaning or unwanted trees, taken down and hauled off.
What removal costsOak wilt treatment
Trenching and fungicide injection to protect healthy oaks.
How treatment worksTrimming and pruning
Thinning a crown, cutting limbs back from the roof. On oaks, no cuts from February through June.
Stumps and storm cleanup
Grinding old stumps, and clearing broken limbs or downed trees after a storm.
Tree service near you
We connect homeowners across Hays, Comal, Kendall, Gillespie and Kerr counties with a local tree pro.
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New Braunfels
Tree service in Comal County: common jobs and what removal costs.
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Kerrville
Tree service in Kerr County, including larger lots and rural land.
See Kerrville
We also cover San Marcos, Wimberley, Dripping Springs, Boerne and Fredericksburg — send the form.
Somewhere else in these counties? Pick "Other" in the form and tell us where.
How it works
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Step 1
Send the form
Tell us your town and the job. It takes a minute.
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Step 2
A local tree pro calls you back
One independent pro, not a list of companies bidding for the job.
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Step 3
You decide
The quote and the work are between you and the pro. Our part is free.
Before you hire anyone
- Ask for proof of liability insurance before work starts, and check that it is current.
- Get the price in writing, with what it includes: cleanup, hauling the wood away, and stump grinding if you want it.
- Working on an oak? Ask how they handle oak wilt: no cuts from February through June, and every cut painted right away.
- If a tree or limb is touching a power line, stay clear and call your electric utility first.
Talk to a local tree pro
Send the short form. We connect you with one local tree pro, and it costs you nothing.