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Tree Removal in Weston Lakes, TX
When a large tree in Weston Lakes dies or fails, it is usually over a house, a lake or a fairway. We take it down in a controlled way and leave no trace.
Removals in Weston Lakes are rarely small. The trees are mature oaks, pecans and pines, and they stand close to homes, over the water or along the golf course. Taking one down safely means planning where every piece will go before the first cut.
Tree King works in Weston Lakes every week and has more than 30 years of experience with large removals. We lower sections by rope, and bring in a crane when a tree is too big, too dead or too close to the house to do any other way.
Removals we do in Weston Lakes
Why trees come down in Weston Lakes
Decline after drought. Stressed oaks are prone to hypoxylon canker, which shows as bark sloughing off to a gray or brown crust. By the time it is visible the tree is usually past saving and gets brittle fast.
Wet ground near the river. Trees on the lower ground toward the Brazos sit in saturated soil in wet years. Roots suffer and a tree may begin to lean or lose its canopy over a few seasons.
Storm damage. Heavy pecan limbs and tall pines take the worst of high winds. A tree that has split at a main fork often cannot be made safe again.
Before it comes down. If there is a reasonable way to keep a tree through pruning or treatment, we will tell you. Removal is the last option, not the first.
Working in Weston Lakes
We remove trees throughout Weston Lakes, including golf-course, lake and river lots. We coordinate gate access, keep the street and cart paths clear, and protect lawns and drives from equipment.
Trees on common areas or the course itself belong to the association or the club. If one is threatening your home we can look at it with you and tell you what to report.
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove a large tree next to my house without damage?
Yes. The tree is taken down in sections lowered on ropes, or lifted away by crane, so nothing is dropped near the house.
Does Weston Lakes require approval to remove a tree?
Check with the property owners association before work is scheduled, as rules can apply to larger trees. We can provide what they ask for about the tree’s condition.
A tree on the golf course is leaning toward my yard. What can I do?
Trees on the course or common areas are not yours to cut, but we can look at it and tell you what to report to the club or association.
How do I get an estimate?
Call 361-850-3643. We come out, look at the job with you and give you an upfront price on site.
Ready to get started?
Call Tree King for an upfront, on-site estimate. We’ll tell you exactly what your trees need — and what they don’t.