Tree service in Southlake

Texas law bars anyone from working within six feet of a high-voltage line without arrangements with the operator. Where Oncor serves the address, it trims between poles itself, and the service line from pole to house is your responsibility. CWD takes unlimited tied and bundled brush, but only 12 cubic yards of unbundled brush a year, so ask whether the crew hauls debris.

Ask Southlake's Building Inspections office, (817) 748-8236, whether a permit applies before removing a large tree. HomeGuide (national, February 4, 2026) puts removal at $400 to $1,200 on average. The Texas tree service guide has the rest.

The borer has already killed ash trees around Eagle Mountain Lake in Tarrant County, so have an arborist look at any Southlake ash before you pay to prune it. Ask for a written quote that says whether stump grinding and hauling are included; HomeGuide puts trimming at $400 to $900 per tree on average.

ISA Certified Arborist is a credential from a professional body, the International Society of Arboriculture, and spraying trees for pests for hire needs a TDA license. Ask for proof of liability insurance as well. Pair the job with your Southlake roofer before storm season, and see the Southlake services guide.