North Harris and Montgomery County
Tree Removal and Tree Service in Tomball
Old post oaks around the original town grid and newer acreage out past it. Post oaks resent having their roots disturbed by building work and often show it in the canopy a season or two later.
Old post oaks around the original town grid and newer acreage out past it. Post oaks resent having their roots disturbed by building work and often show it in the canopy a season or two later.
That shapes the work here: what is worth pruning, what is worth taking out, and what becomes a problem in the next bad winter rather than this one. Whatever the job is in Tomball, the first step is the same. Describe the tree over the phone, and if it needs looking at, we come and look at it.
In Tomball
What we do here
Nearby
Other towns we cover
Established subdivisions from the seventies and eighties, which means mature pines that have had forty years to grow over a roof line nobody expected them to reach.
Loblolly pine country on sandy ground. Pines here grow tall and straight with the canopy all at the top, which is exactly the shape that catches a storm wind and takes the roots with it.
Lakeside subdivisions on sandy soil, where a shallow root plate and a wet spring are a bad combination. A pine that has started leaning here rarely straightens up again.
The Livable Forest, and the trees were there before the streets were. Dense pine on almost every lot, tight access between houses, and removals that have to come down in pieces because there is nowhere to drop anything.
Tree work in Tomball
Ring and describe it.