Wharton County, on the San Bernard River
Pecans, live oaks and river-bottom hardwoods on town lots, farmsteads and acreage along the San Bernard.
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| Service | Regular | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Young live oak pruning | $120-$300 | |
| Standard tree care (trimming, pruning, removals, stump grinding) | $300 | |
| Tree health diagnostic | $60 | |
| Tree fertilization | $60 | |
| Crane-assisted tree removal | $6,000 |
These are the same prices published on our homepage. Every job starts with an on-site estimate for a flat $10 fuel fee, credited to the job you book, and you get the price before we start.
East Bernard sits on the San Bernard River in Wharton County, with town lots, farmsteads and acreage around it. Pecans line the river and the old home places, live oaks shade the yards, and fence lines collect hackberry and tallow.
Tree King is based in Pattison, west of Houston, and East Bernard is in our service area. We remove, trim and clean up after storms, and the price is given on site before we start.

Big oaks thinned, raised and cleared of deadwood.
Pecans and shade trees kept healthy and clear.
Dead, leaning and storm-damaged trees.
Big trees too close to the house to drop.
Clear stumps from yards and pastures.
A straight answer on a sick or leaning tree.
Typical East Bernard removals: dead or hollow pecans near houses and barns, trees leaning after the river runs high, and volunteer trees crowding fence lines. Near buildings we take them down in pieces; on open ground we can drop them and clean up. Stumps can be ground below grade so the pasture or lawn grows back.
Pecans and live oaks here get deadwood removed, long heavy limbs reduced, and clearance over roofs, sheds and drives. On farmsteads we lift limbs for equipment and fence lines. Every cut goes back to a branch or the trunk; we do not top trees.
The San Bernard is known for chronic flooding: in 1985 it went over US 59, and Harvey flooded it again in 2017. Hurricane Beryl in 2024 brought trees down across the region. After a storm we clear trees off houses, barns, fences and drives, cut broken limbs out of crowns and haul the debris. Emergencies: 361-850-3643, any time.
Big clearing jobs, brush and lots: see land clearing around Houston and Pattison.
Pecans are the classic East Bernard tree, and they shed big limbs, so dead wood over a house or barn should come out before it falls. River-bottom ground stays wet after high water, which is when large trees tip; a new lean is a reason to call. Live oaks are pruned outside oak wilt season (no saws in live oaks February through June), and every cut is painted. See the best time to trim oak trees in Texas.
Yes, East Bernard and the surrounding Wharton County area. Call 361-850-3643 or send the form for an on-site estimate.
Yes: dead pecans near barns, fence-line trees and brush, limbs over drives and equipment paths. Larger clearing jobs are on our land clearing page.
With the 40% Iran War Discount, standard tree work (trimming, most removals, stump grinding) is $300 and crane-assisted removal is $6,000. You get the price on site before we start.
Keep people and vehicles away from where it would fall and call us. Wet ground after flooding is when big trees fail.
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