Trees Over Houston, LLC
★ 5 (138)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Houston, Texas
Across Houston, Texas, this directory lists 20 tree service contractors. Most of the listed businesses have a website, and 20 of them have a phone number. If a tree has come down or is leaning dangerously, stay clear of it and anything it touches, and contact the utility or emergency services first if power lines are involved.
Tree Services Near Houston
Arborez Houston
★ 5 (142)Tree service
OM Tree Service
★ 5 (434)Tree service
Tree Care Inc - Houston
★ 5 (172)Tree service
Monster Tree Service of Northwest Houston
★ 4.9 (383)Tree service
RF Tree Service
★ 4.9 (449)Tree service
EGE Tree Service
★ 4.9 (109)Tree service
Affordable Tree Service
★ 4.9 (255)Tree service
ArborTrue
★ 4.8 (112)Tree service
Jones Road Tree Service
★ 4.8 (778)Tree service
JRP Tree Services
★ 4.8 (103)Tree service
Valle's Tree Services LLC
★ 5 (91)Tree service
Best Choice Tree Service
★ 4.9 (77)Tree service
Houston Tree Surgeons
★ 4.7 (80)Tree service
Aldine Tree Services Houston Stump Grinding
★ 4.8 (69)Tree service
Highpoint Tree Care | Tree Service & Tree Removal Houston, TX
★ 5 (28)Tree service
Gomez Tree Service LLC
★ 4.9 (27)Tree service
Houston Tree Removal
★ 4.1 (43)Tree service
M Rosales Tree Service
★ 5 (81)Tree service
Urgent Tree Care
★ 5 (3)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Houston, Texas?
Tree removal rules vary by city and by the tree itself. Some places require a permit before removing certain trees, especially larger or protected ones, while others do not. Before any work starts, check with the city or county office that handles tree or building permits, and ask the contractor whether they handle that step. Rules can change, so confirm the current requirement for your address.
What should I do if a fallen tree is touching power lines near Houston?
Stay far away from the tree and from anything it touches, including fences, vehicles, and the ground around it. Assume every line is live. Do not try to move the tree or cut anything near it. Call the utility that owns the lines right away, and call emergency services if there is fire, smoke, a sparking line, or someone is hurt. Wait for clearance before anyone goes near.
How do I choose a tree removal company in Houston?
Get quotes from more than one business listed for Houston. Ask each one what equipment they use, how they handle cleanup and stump removal, and whether they carry insurance, then ask to see current proof. Read reviews and check complaint history. Get the scope, schedule, and payment terms in writing before work begins. Do not pay the full amount up front.