Tree Service in North Dallas, TX

The far north part of Dallas runs right up against Carrollton and Addison, north of LBJ Freeway. Even though it's inside the City of Dallas, a lot of it feels like the suburbs around it: established neighborhoods, mature trees, and homes that have been here long enough for their trees to grow over the roof.

The main difference is the rules. Dallas has its own requirements for trees in the parkway (the strip between the sidewalk and the street), trees near utility easements, and tree removal on some kinds of property. Before removing a tree near the street or on a property with special rules, check with the city. We'll help you figure out what to ask.

Big trees over the house. Mature oaks, pecans, and elms spread wide over roofs and driveways. Trimming every few years keeps them under control.

Parkway trees. Trees between the sidewalk and street can drop limbs on cars and people walking by, and street clearance matters for trucks and emergency vehicles.

Emerald ash borer. It's been confirmed inside the City of Dallas, and Dallas County is under a state quarantine. Ash trees need a closer look.

Older trees in decline. Trees that have been through decades of storms and droughts eventually start to fail. Thinning canopies and dead tops are signs to get a health assessment.

Storm damage. Spring storms and ice events hit North Dallas just as hard as the suburbs around it.