Tree Service in Corpus Christi, TX
Shaggy palms, wind-torn oaks, hurricane cleanup. Free written estimates and crews that leave the yard cleaner than they found it.
Call (361) 555-0187- Free on-site estimates
- Palm specialists on every crew
- Insured for work near homes and lines
- Hurricane season priority response
Our Services
Palm Tree Trimming
Skirt of dead fronds building up for years. Seed pods dropping mess on driveways and pools.
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Dead or dying tree within reach of the house. Lean that got worse after the last blow.
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Limbs scraping the roof or hanging over the pool. Canopy so dense the wind pushes the whole tree.
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Tree or limb on the roof, garage, or vehicles. Driveway or street access blocked by fallen timber.
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Stump left from an old removal or storm loss. Termites or fungus colonizing the stump.
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Around Corpus Christi, palm trimming typically runs $100 to $350 per palm, hardwood trimming $250 to $650, and removals $500 to $2,000+ by size and access. Every quote is free, written, and final.
Book a free tree assessment before storm season.
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Serving the Corpus Christi Area
Crews cover the Coastal Bend: Southside neighborhoods, Calallen and Annaville, Flour Bluff, the Island, and across the bridge to Portland, Ingleside, and Aransas Pass.
- Southside
- Calallen
- Annaville
- Flour Bluff
- Padre Island
- Downtown Corpus Christi
- Portland
- Robstown
- Ingleside
- Aransas Pass
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does palm trimming cost in Corpus Christi?
Most palms run $100 to $350 each depending on height and how overgrown the skirt is. Multi-palm discounts are normal since setup is shared. The estimate is free and written.
How much is tree removal in Corpus Christi?
Typical removals run $500 to $2,000+, driven by size, condition, and how close the tree stands to structures. Storm-damaged and hollow trees can cost more because rigging is slower and more careful.
When should I trim before hurricane season?
Late spring, before June 1. Thinning canopies and skinning palms early means less debris to become projectiles, and crews get harder to book once the first system forms in the gulf.
Are you insured for work over my house?
Yes, fully insured including liability and workers comp, with certificates available on request. Storm season attracts out-of-town chainsaw crews with none of that. Ask everyone for proof.
Do you handle live oaks differently?
Yes. Live oaks are the backbone of Coastal Bend shade and deserve structural pruning, not topping. No reputable crew tops oaks; it ruins the tree and invites decay.
Do you haul off all the debris?
Yes. Fronds, brush, and wood are chipped and hauled as part of the quoted price, and the yard gets raked before the crew leaves.