Tree Service in Plano, TX

Plano sits east of Carrollton, mostly in Collin County, and it's one of the biggest cities in North Texas, with close to 300,000 people. Much of the city was built out over a few decades of fast growth, and the trees planted with those neighborhoods are now full size. Live oaks, red oaks, cedar elms, Bradford pears, and pecans line the streets and fill backyards.

Trees that were planted as small saplings next to new houses are now reaching over roofs, lifting sidewalks, and pushing against fences. Many of them have never been professionally trimmed.

Trees outgrowing their space. A live oak planted ten feet from the house thirty years ago is now on the roof. Trimming can usually fix it. Sometimes removal is the better call.

Bradford pears splitting. These trees were planted all over North Texas, and their weak branch structure makes them split apart in storms, often right down the middle.

Roots and foundations. Big trees close to slabs, driveways, and pools raise questions about roots. We'll look at the tree and tell you honestly what we see.

HOA rules. Many Plano neighborhoods have HOAs with rules about tree removal and replanting. Check before work starts.

Storm damage. Hail, high winds, and ice storms hit Plano regularly and bring down weak limbs across the city.