Tree Service in Lewisville, TX

Lewisville sits just north of Carrollton in Denton County, along I-35E and the south end of Lewisville Lake. It's a big city with a lot of variety. Older parts of town around Old Town have mature trees that have been growing for generations. Newer subdivisions have younger trees that were planted when the homes were built. Areas near the lake and the Elm Fork of the Trinity River have native trees and more open ground.

That variety means no two jobs are the same. One day it's a big old pecan over a 1960s ranch house. The next, it's a young tree planted too close to a new foundation.

Older trees in older neighborhoods. Big, aging trees drop limbs and decline over time. Trimming and regular checkups keep them safe longer.

Trees planted too close in newer areas. Young trees grow fast, and the ones planted a few feet from the house become a problem within a few years.

Storm and wind damage. Open ground near the lake gives wind room to build. Spring storms and the occasional ice storm bring down limbs across the city.

Emerald ash borer. Denton County is under a state quarantine for this beetle. Ash trees near creeks and low areas are the most common.

Overgrown properties. Larger lots and land near creeks and drainage areas often need lot and brush clearing.