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Tree Trimming in Weston Lakes, TX
The oaks and pecans in Weston Lakes are big, old and close to the house. Good trimming keeps them that way: deadwood out, roofs clear, nothing stripped.
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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 |
The same prices as on our homepage. Every job starts with an on-site estimate for a flat $10 fuel fee, credited to the job you book. Call 361-850-3643.
Most trimming in Weston Lakes is on mature trees: live oaks, water oaks, pecans and pines that were here before the houses, many of them on golf-course, lake and river lots. Limbs grow over roofs and pools, deadwood builds up in the crown, and the heaviest pecan limbs get longer every year.
Tree King works in Weston Lakes every week from our base a few miles away in Pattison. We make proper pruning cuts, never top a tree, and never use climbing spikes on a tree that is staying.
Trimming we do in Weston Lakes
Crown cleaning
Dead, broken, hanging and rubbing limbs out of mature oaks and pecans.
Roof and pool clearance
Limbs lifted off roofs, gutters, pool decks and drives.
Weight reduction
Long, heavy limbs shortened to a strong side branch before they fail.
Live oak pruning
Young oaks shaped early, old oaks cleaned and balanced.
How we trim the trees of Weston Lakes
Mature live oaks. We take out dead and hanging wood, clear the roof and thin only where limbs cross or crowd. A live oak should not be stripped out in the middle, which is called lion-tailing and leaves the ends heavy and prone to break.
Pecans. Pecan wood is brittle and the limbs grow long. Shortening the heaviest ones back to a strong side branch is the best protection against the sudden limb drop pecans are known for.
Pines. Dead lower limbs come off cleanly at the collar. Pines are not topped or thinned hard; if a pine is leaning toward the house we look at it with you and tell you honestly whether it should stay.
Over the course and the water. Limbs over a fairway, cart path or the lake are cut in pieces and lowered on ropes, so nothing lands on the course or in the water.
Timing. Oaks are best pruned from July through January, outside the February to June window when oak wilt spreads. Dead or dangerous limbs come off whenever they are found, and fresh oak cuts get sealed. More in our guide to the best time to trim oaks in Texas.
Working in Weston Lakes
We trim throughout Weston Lakes, including golf-course, lake and river lots. We coordinate gate access, keep the street and cart paths clear, haul away every branch and rake up before we leave.
Trees on common areas or the course itself belong to the association or the club. If one of their limbs is over your roof, we can look at it with you and tell you what to report.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to trim oaks in Weston Lakes?
July through January. We avoid February through June when we can because that is when oak wilt spreads most easily, and we seal fresh cuts on oaks year round. Dead or hanging limbs come off whenever they are found.
How much should come off a big live oak?
Usually much less than people expect. We take out dead, broken and crossing wood, clear the roof and thin only where it is crowded. As a rule no more than about a quarter of the live canopy in one year.
Can you trim limbs that hang over the golf course or the water?
Limbs from your own tree, yes, and we lower them on ropes so nothing lands on the course or in the lake. Trees that stand on the course or common areas belong to the club or the 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.
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