Tree Service in McAllen, TX
A limb cracked over the roof, a dead tree by the fence or a yard full of branches after a storm. Whether you need a dead tree taken down, branches cut back from the house or the palms cleaned up, call to reach a tree service that works in McAllen.
Tree services in McAllen
- Tree removal for dead, leaning or storm-damaged trees, with stump grinding.
- Tree trimming and pruning to lift branches off roofs and driveways and remove dead wood.
- Palm tree trimming for dead fronds and seed pods, and removal of dead palms.
Areas served around McAllen
Providers on this line work in McAllen (ZIP codes 78501, 78503 and 78504) and nearby towns in western Hidalgo County, such as:
- Mission and Sharyland
- Pharr and San Juan
- Hidalgo
- Alton and Palmhurst
Trees in McAllen: what to know
- Storms hit hard here. When Hurricane Hanna came through in July 2020, McAllen recorded wind gusts of 60 mph, and the Valley was left with tens of thousands of downed limbs and hundreds of snapped or uprooted trees. Dead branches and trees with their weight at the ends of long limbs are among the most likely to fail.
- Palms need a light touch. If your yard has tall palms, have only the dead fronds and seed stalks removed. Over-trimming does more harm than good; see palm tree trimming.
- Two power companies. Depending on your address, your power comes from AEP Texas or Magic Valley Electric Cooperative; the name is on your bill. If branches touch a line, call them, not a tree service.
- City brush pickup. McAllen collects brush on a schedule by area. Check your day with the city, and ask the tree provider whether hauling is included so you're not left with a pile.
McAllen tree service FAQ
How much does tree removal cost in McAllen?
It depends mostly on the size of the tree and how close it is to the house. Cost surveys put most removals between about $200 and $2,000, plus $100 to $400 to grind the stump. See tree removal cost in the RGV.
My tree is leaning after a storm. Is it an emergency?
If it's leaning toward the house, a car, a sidewalk or wires, yes: keep people away and call. If it's leaning away from everything and the ground isn't cracked, have it checked soon. See signs a tree is dangerous.
Do I need a permit to cut down a tree in McAllen?
It depends on where the tree is. Check with the city if it's in the parkway or right-of-way, and with your HOA if you have one.
Other areas in the Valley
Need a tree pro in McAllen?
Call and talk to a local provider about your trees.