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Tree service in Killeen

Before a Killeen tree crew quotes the haul-away, know the city's rule: brush is collected weekly for a fee, at the curb by 7 a.m., with limbs cut to 12 feet or less.
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Killeen tree work and brush rules

Under the city brochure, piles up to six cubic yards (4 by 4 by 12 feet) are billed at the adopted fee, and treated lumber and fence boards aren't taken with brush. Residents can also take brush to the Transfer Station, free up to 500 pounds a month with a water bill and ID. Bell County lifted its burn ban for unincorporated areas on October 1, 2026; check the current status before burning outside city limits.

Ask Killeen Building Inspections whether any tree rule or permit applies before removing a large tree. For oaks, plan trimming for July through January: Texas A&M Forest Service warns against pruning or wounding them from February through June and says to paint any oak wound. Texas law bars work within six feet of high-voltage lines without arrangements with the operator.

HomeGuide (national, 2026) puts trimming at $400 to $900 per tree and removal at $400 to $1,200; stump grinding is $120 to $400. See the Texas tree service hub, Killeen roofers, the Killeen hub and tree service in Georgetown.

Killeen tree service credentials

Spraying trees for pests for hire needs a TDA license; ISA Certified Arborist is a professional credential, not a government license.

Killeen tree service FAQs

How long can limbs be for Killeen brush pickup?+

Cut limbs and trunks to 12 feet or less and have the pile at the curb by 7 a.m. on your collection day.

When should oaks be pruned?+

Texas A&M Forest Service says not from February through June, to prevent oak wilt spread.