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Tree service in Flower Mound

Taking down a Specimen or Historic tree in Flower Mound means a Tree Removal Permit heard by the Environmental Conservation Commission, at $250 a tree plus $200 for each notice sign. Settle that with the town before a crew quotes the job.
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Flower Mound tree removal permits

The town's Tree Removal Permit process applies to Specimen and Historic trees. The fee is $250 per tree, capped at $1,000 per application, plus $200 per required notice sign. Removing two trees with one sign, for example, would cost $250 x 2 + $200 = $700 in town fees, before the crew's price.

Ask the town whether your tree counts as Specimen or Historic before you sign a removal quote, and ask the tree company to wait for the permit. Lots near creeks such as Timber Creek, Graham Branch and McKamy Creek may sit in a flood hazard area, where the town prohibits development; ask before any grading or stump work there.

Oaks, power lines and brush in Flower Mound

Flower Mound oak pruning season

Texas A&M Forest Service says oaks should not be pruned or wounded from February through June, and wounds should be painted at any time of year; any paint will do. Oak wilt spreads when beetles carry spores from diseased red oaks to fresh wounds, then through grafted roots. Ask an arborist whether oak wilt has turned up on your street before any oak work.

Flower Mound trees near power lines

Where Oncor serves your street, Oncor trims along its lines from pole to pole, while the service line from the pole to the house is the owner's job, with a paid temporary disconnect. Texas law bars work within six feet of a high-voltage line unless the operator has agreed safety measures.

Flower Mound brush pickup

Republic Services collects brush weekly. Ask whether the quote includes hauling, or whether the crew will stack cut limbs for pickup. After storms, Oncor prunes only what it needs to restore power and leaves debris it didn't create, so a fallen tree away from the lines is the owner's to clear.

Tree service costs and credentials

HomeGuide's national averages (2026): removal $400 to $1,200, from about $200 to $3,000; trimming $400 to $900 per tree; stump grinding $120 to $400 for the first stump. Texas sales tax applies to tree removal, pruning and spraying. An ISA Certified Arborist credential is professional, not a government license; spraying trees for pests for hire needs a TDA license. See our Texas tree service guide.

If a tree has damaged the roof, pair the job with Flower Mound roofers. Compare crews in Lewisville, or read the Flower Mound page.

Flower Mound tree service FAQs

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Flower Mound?+

Removing a Specimen or Historic tree needs a Tree Removal Permit heard by the Environmental Conservation Commission. Ask the town whether your tree falls in either group.

How much is a Flower Mound tree removal permit?+

The town charges $250 per tree, capped at $1,000 per application, plus $200 for each required notice sign.

When can I prune oaks?+

Texas A&M Forest Service says not to prune or wound oaks from February through June, and to paint any wound at any time of year.

Will Flower Mound pick up my cut branches?+

Republic Services collects brush weekly in Flower Mound along with trash, recycling and bulk items. Ask your tree crew whether hauling is in the price or whether it will stack limbs for pickup.