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When you call, it helps to describe the tree, whether it is standing or fallen, what it is near, and the city or neighborhood where the property is located.
Service Area
The primary market is Flower Mound, with service available in nearby communities within approximately 15 miles depending on the job. View service areas.
For Urgent Storm Damage
If a tree or limb is touching electrical lines, keep clear and contact the appropriate utility or emergency authority. For tree-service availability after storm damage, call and describe the situation.
What To Tell US On The First Call
You do not need a technical tree diagnosis before calling. Start with what you can see: whether the tree is standing or fallen, whether branches are dead or broken, what the tree is close to, and what you want to accomplish.
- Property city or neighborhood.
- Tree size in rough terms: small, medium, or large.
- Whether the tree is standing, leaning, broken, or down.
- Nearby roofs, fences, pools, driveways, utilities, or neighboring property.
- Whether you want trimming, removal, stump grinding, cleanup, or help deciding.
Photos Can Help Describe The Job
If requested, photos can make it easier to understand the tree and surrounding space before an on-site visit. Useful photos show the whole tree, the base, the problem area, and the access route. Do not climb, stand beneath hanging limbs, or enter a hazardous area to take pictures.
For Storm Or Utility Situations
If tree material is touching a power line or there is a downed electrical line nearby, keep clear and contact the appropriate utility or emergency authority before approaching the tree. For storm-damaged trees that are not entangled with electrical lines, call and describe what is broken, leaning, blocked, or fallen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Call If I Am Outside Flower Mound?
Yes. We serve nearby communities within approximately 15 miles depending on the job and actual property location.
Do You Give Guaranteed Response Times?
No fixed response time is published. Call for current availability.
Can I Text Photos To This Number?
Use the phone conversation to confirm the preferred way to share photos for the specific job.
Should I Know The Tree Species?
No. If you know it, that can be useful, but a species name is not required to start the service conversation.
What Number Do I Call?
Call 469-327-8980. The phone buttons on this site use that same number.
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