Tree Service in Edinburg, TX
Whether you live in town or on a country lot outside it, call to reach a tree service that works in Edinburg for removals, trimming, palms and cleanup after a storm.
Tree services in Edinburg
- Tree removal: dead trees, trees growing into the house and storm damage, plus stump grinding.
- Tree trimming and pruning: dead wood, clearance over roofs and driveways, and storm prep.
- Palm tree trimming: dead fronds, seed stalks and dead palm removal.
Areas served around Edinburg
Providers on this line work in Edinburg (ZIP codes 78539, 78541 and 78542) and the northern part of Hidalgo County, including:
- Linn and Faysville
- San Carlos
- Elsa and Edcouch
- Hargill
- Rural lots along the highways north of the city
Trees in Edinburg: what to know
- Brush pickup has limits. Edinburg picks up brush for free once a month in each area, but only branches 3 to 6 feet long and up to 6 inches thick, and only from work the homeowner did. Stumps, root balls and debris from a tree company aren't collected, so make sure the provider's price includes hauling everything away. The city landfill also takes brush from residents.
- Wind from tropical storms. During Hurricane Hanna in 2020, the Edinburg airport recorded gusts of 54 mph. Trees with dead limbs or cracked forks are the most likely to break.
- Country lots. On bigger properties north of town, tell the provider how a truck can reach the tree and whether there are gates, ditches or septic lines in the way.
- Power lines. Your electric company may be AEP Texas or Magic Valley Electric Cooperative depending on your address. Branches on their lines are theirs to handle; call them.
Edinburg tree service FAQ
Will the city take the branches after my tree is cut?
Not if a tree company did the work: Edinburg's free brush program is for branches from work you did yourself. Ask the provider to haul away the branches, logs and stump grindings.
How long does it take to trim a few trees?
It depends on the size and number of trees and how easy they are to reach. The provider can tell you when they look at the job.
Do I need to be home?
It helps for the estimate, so you can point out what you want done. For the work itself, leave the gate open, pets inside and cars out of the way.
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