Fast response
A tree on your roof, blocking your driveway or hanging over your home? Call us — we respond as fast as we can.
When a tree comes down on a house, car or fence, you need someone who has done it before. Our crew has handled emergency removals west of Houston for more than 30 years, and we move quickly to make your property safe again.
First we make the scene safe and stop further damage. Then we carefully lift and cut the tree off the structure — without making the damage worse — and haul it away.

Controlled removal off the structure so the roof isn't damaged further.
Clear access fast so you can get in and out.
Broken limbs caught in the canopy ("hangers") are some of the most dangerous — we bring them down safely.
Trees that shifted in wet soil and could fall at any time.
Stay away from the tree and anything it’s touching. If a tree is touching a power line, assume the line is live — keep everyone back and call your electric utility first. If anyone is hurt or there’s a fire or gas smell, call 911.
Then call us at 361-850-3643. Take photos of the damage for your insurance company before anything is moved, if you can do it safely.
When a tree damages a covered structure, homeowners insurance often covers removal from the structure — every policy is different. Photos of the damage and a written invoice from us help your claim.
Call us any time. We do our best to get to emergencies as fast as possible, and we’ll tell you honestly when we can be there.
Only the utility can work on energized lines. Call them first; once they’ve made the line safe, we remove the tree.
Tree King has worked major storms across the Gulf Coast and beyond: Hurricane Ike and Hurricane Beryl in Houston, Hurricane Ida in Louisiana, Hurricane Milton in Tampa, and the 2005 Dallas ice storm. When a hurricane comes through Weston Lakes, Fulshear or Katy, you want a crew that has done this before — with the crane, rigging and experience to get a tree off a roof safely and clear the yard fast.
Call Tree King for an upfront, on-site estimate. We’ll tell you exactly what your trees need — and what they don’t.