Tree Removal Services in Wimberley, TX
Safe, professional tree removal for hazardous, dead, storm-damaged, and difficult trees throughout Wimberley and the Texas Hill Country. Free estimates. Fully insured.
✅ Free Estimates
✅ Fully Insured
✅ Locally Owned & Operated
✅ 5-Star Rated
✅ Professional Equipment
✅ Thorough Cleanup
When Should a Tree be Removed?
There are many reasons people call us for tree removal in Wimberley and surrounding areas. Dead trees, disease, structurally compromised trees, leaning trees, or overcrowded trees are some of the many reasons our clients have reached out to us in the past. We proudly serve Wimberley, San Marcos, Dripping Springs, and many other Hill Country areas for Tree Removal.
Common reasons for tree removal include:
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Dead or Dying Trees
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Hazardous or Leaning Trees
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Trees too Close to Home or Structures
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Storm Damaged Trees
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Diseased or Declining Trees
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Trees with Structural Defects
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Property Improvements or Construction
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Overcrowded Trees Competing for Space
While many trees can be preserved with proper pruning, removal is sometimes the safest and most practical solution. If you're unsure whether a tree should be removed, we'll evaluate its condition and explain your options. We never recommend removing a healthy tree unless it's necessary for safety, construction, or other legitimate reasons.
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Our Tree Removal Process
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On Site Assessment
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Every tree is different. We inspect the trees health, structural condition, nearby structures, lean, safety concerns, and access. After this process, we can decide on the safest removal plan.
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Develop a Removal Plan
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Some trees can be felled, others require a substantial amount of controlled rigging piece by piece. In either case we create a plan that minimizes risk and protects your property.
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Safe, Controlled Removal
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Using industry standard best practices for climbing, rigging, and lowering, we will remove the tree while keeping you, nearby homes, fences, and our crew safe.
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Thorough Cleanup
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Once the tree has been removed, we clean up all branches, logs, and debris, leaving your property neat and ready to enjoy. Stump grinding can also be arranged if requested.
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On the left: Photo of a tree that had rotted through the heartwood.
Why Choose Wimberley Tree Service?
Choosing the right tree service is about more than getting the lowest price. Tree removal can be dangerous work, and doing it safely requires experience, careful planning, and the right equipment. At Wimberley Tree Service, we take pride in doing the job the right way while treating your property with the same care we'd expect at our own homes.
Whether we're removing a hazardous oak over a house or taking down a storm-damaged cedar, our focus is always on safety, communication, and leaving your property clean when the job is finished. If a tree can be safely preserved with pruning instead of removal, we'll tell you. We believe honest recommendations are just as important as quality workmanship.
Areas We Serve for Tree Removal
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Tree Removal FAQs
Have questions about tree removal? Below are answers to some of the questions we hear most often. If you don't see your question, feel free to contact us for a free estimate.
How do I know if my tree needs to be removed?
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Not every tree needs to be removed. However, dead trees, trees with severe storm damage, significant decay, major structural defects, or trees leaning toward a home or other structure may pose a safety risk. If you're unsure, Wimberley Tree Service provides honest recommendations and will let you know whether pruning or tree removal is the best option.
How much does tree removal cost?
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The cost of tree removal depends on several factors, including the tree's size, location, condition, accessibility, and whether specialized climbing or rigging is required. We provide free estimates and will explain exactly what is included before any work begins.
Can you remove a tree close to my house?
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Yes. We regularly remove trees located near homes, garages, fences, pools, and other structures. Using professional climbing and rigging techniques, we carefully remove trees piece by piece when necessary to help protect your property throughout the removal process.
Do you remove the stump too?
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Tree removal and stump grinding are separate services because some homeowners prefer to leave the stump for landscaping or future projects. If you'd like the stump removed, we can discuss stump grinding options during your free estimate.
Are you fully insured?
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Yes. Wimberley Tree Service is fully insured for tree removal services, giving homeowners peace of mind that their property and our crew are protected while work is being performed.
Do you clean up all of the debris after removing a tree?
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Absolutely. Every tree removal includes a thorough cleanup of branches, logs, and debris. Our goal is to leave your property clean and ready to enjoy once the work is complete.
Do you offer emergency tree removal?
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Yes. If a tree has fallen or is threatening your home after a storm, we provide emergency tree removal services whenever possible. If you have a hazardous tree following severe weather, contact us as soon as it is safe to do so.
Can a dead tree be left standing?
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While some dead trees can remain safely in open areas, dead trees near homes, driveways, play areas, or power lines often become increasingly hazardous over time. Removing a dead tree before it fails can help prevent property damage and reduce safety risks.
Will tree removal damage my lawn or landscaping?
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We take every reasonable precaution to protect your property. Depending on the size and location of the tree, some temporary lawn disturbance may be unavoidable, but we use professional equipment and careful planning to minimize impact and leave your property as clean as possible.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Wimberley?
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Permit requirements vary depending on the property's location and local regulations. If permits are required for your project, we'll help you understand the process before work begins.