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We look at it first
Somebody comes out, walks the tree and the drop zone, and tells you what the job takes. You get the number before anything starts.
Veteran owned · New Braunfels, Texas
Removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm work across New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country.
The outfit
Lifelawn is a veteran-owned tree crew working out of New Braunfels. A live oak leaning over a roofline, cedar swallowing a fence, a limb across the driveway the morning after a storm — that is the day.
One crew, one phone number, and the site left clean when the saws stop.
How a removal runs
Walk the site
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Somebody comes out, walks the tree and the drop zone, and tells you what the job takes. You get the number before anything starts.
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Fences, beds and roof lines get respected. Tight spots come down in pieces — roped and lowered, not dropped and hoped for.
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Sectioned from the top, or felled clean when there is room to lay it over. Brush goes straight to the chipper.
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Stump ground below grade, chips and rounds hauled off, the yard raked back to how it looked before we pulled in.
What we do
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Veteran owned
The habits that worked in uniform work fine in somebody's yard: turn up when we said we would, brief the job before it starts, do it properly, and leave the place tidier than we found it.
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Oak wilt country
Comal County lives with oak wilt, and fresh wounds on live oaks and red oaks are how it travels. So every cut we put in an oak gets painted right then — not tomorrow, not on the next visit.
Where we work
Based in New Braunfels, out most days across Comal, Guadalupe and Hays County.
Straight answers
Yes. Chips, brush and rounds leave with us unless you want the wood stacked — plenty of people keep it for the fire pit.
Call and you get a straight answer the same day. Anything sitting on a house, a car or a driveway moves up the list.
It is a separate job, but the same crew does it. Ground below grade so the spot can be planted, poured or mowed over.
It depends on the size, the lean, what is underneath it and how far everything has to be carried. Someone looks at the tree, then you get a number.
New Braunfels and the country around it — Gruene, Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch, Garden Ridge, Schertz, Cibolo, Seguin, McQueeney, Marion, San Marcos and the rest of Comal, Guadalupe and Hays counties.
Get on the schedule
A sentence and a phone number is enough to start. Photos help more than words — text them over if you have them.
One call
Tell us what you are looking at and we will tell you what it takes to get it gone.