Tree trimming in Katy, TX
Dead limbs out, canopies thinned, and the yard cleaned up before we leave. Jose or Julio walks the trees with you first and quotes it straight.
Trimming that protects the tree and the house
Gulf Coast storms find the weak limbs first. A tree that has not been trimmed in years carries dead wood, crossing branches, and a crown so dense the wind cannot pass through it. That is how a summer storm puts a limb on your roof.
We cut for the health of the tree and the safety of everything under it.
- Dead, damaged, and storm-risk limbs removed
- Crown thinning so light and wind can pass through
- Clearance over roofs, gutters, driveways, and walkways
- Shaping for shrubs and ornamental trees
- Site cleanup when the job is done
Shrub care on the same visit
Overgrown hedges and shrubs block windows, crowd beds, and hide the plants you paid for. We shape them on the same visit, so the whole yard reads clean when the truck pulls away.
If you are on a maintenance plan, shrub care is already part of the schedule.
When to trim trees in Katy
Most trees here are best trimmed in late winter, when they are dormant and the structure is easy to see. Live oaks, the most common shade tree in Katy yards, are the exception. The Texas A&M Forest Service recommends avoiding oak pruning from February through June, when beetles that spread oak wilt are most active, so we plan live oak work around that window.
Hurricane season runs June through November. Getting heavy limbs off the roof before then is the cheapest storm insurance a homeowner can buy.
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Tell us about your yard. We answer the phone.
Jose or Julio walks the property with you and quotes it straight.
You know the day, the time, and the crew before we arrive.
On time, every time. That is the whole point.
What clients say
They actually show up when they say they will. Five years and not one missed visit.
Common questions
How much does tree trimming cost in Katy?
It depends on how many trees, how tall they are, and how easy they are to reach. Jose or Julio walks the trees with you, and you get an itemized quote. The estimate is free.
When is the best time to trim trees in Katy?
Late winter is ideal for most trees, while they are dormant. Live oaks are the exception: the Texas A&M Forest Service advises against pruning oaks from February through June because fresh cuts can spread oak wilt. Storm-damaged limbs should come down as soon as it is safe.
Can you trim branches over my roof?
Yes. Clearing limbs off roofs, gutters, driveways, and walkways is one of the most common jobs we do before storm season.
Do you clean up after the job?
Yes. Cleanup is part of the work, so you are not left with a yard full of branches.