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Tree Service in Harlingen, TX

Harlingen is closer to the Gulf than McAllen or Edinburg, and tropical storms can bring strong winds here. When you need a tree taken down, cut back or cleaned up, call to reach a tree service that works in the Harlingen area.

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Tree services in Harlingen

  • Tree removal for dead, split or leaning trees, including stump grinding.
  • Tree trimming for dead branches, roof and driveway clearance and pre-storm cleanup.
  • Palm tree trimming for brown fronds, seed pods and palms that need to come down.

Areas served around Harlingen

Providers on this line work in Harlingen (ZIP codes 78550 and 78552) and nearby towns in Cameron County, such as:

  • San Benito
  • La Feria
  • Combes and Palm Valley
  • Primera
  • Rio Hondo

Trees in Harlingen: what to know

  • The strongest gusts in Hanna. Harlingen recorded a 63 mph gust during Hurricane Hanna in July 2020, higher than McAllen or Edinburg, and some gauges in the area measured about 12 inches of rain. Across the Valley, hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted.
  • Get ahead of hurricane season. The season runs from June 1 to November 30. Trimming dead wood and checking big trees near the house in spring usually costs less than an emergency call in the middle of the season.
  • Brush collection every few weeks. Harlingen picks up brush in residential areas about every 4 to 5 weeks on a published schedule. For a full tree removal, ask the provider to haul everything away.
  • Who to call about lines. Branches on power lines belong to your electric company: AEP Texas or Magic Valley Electric Cooperative, depending on where you live.

Harlingen tree service FAQ

Should I cut down a tree before hurricane season?

Only if it's dead, badly damaged or leaning toward the house. A pro can tell you whether trimming is enough. See getting trees ready for hurricane season.

What does palm trimming cost in Harlingen?

Cost surveys put most palm trimming between $125 and $800 per palm, depending mostly on height. Ask whether hauling the fronds is included.

My citrus tree looks sick. Can I move it to a relative's house?

Check first. Cameron and Hidalgo County are under a state citrus greening quarantine that restricts moving citrus trees. Ask the Texas Department of Agriculture or your county extension office before you move it.

Other areas in the Valley

McAllen · Edinburg

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