Home Service areas
Where we work
New Braunfels, and the country around it
Based in New Braunfels and out most days across Comal, Guadalupe and Hays County — from Canyon Lake down to Seguin and up to San Marcos.
Home base
New Braunfels, Texas.
Everything runs out of here: the truck, the chipper, the grinder and the crew. Most of the work is inside a half-hour of town, and a call from further out is worth making anyway — if it is a big enough job, we travel for it.
- Comal CountyNew Braunfels, Gruene, Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and the lake communities.
- Guadalupe CountySeguin, Schertz, Cibolo, McQueeney, Marion and the corridor along I-10.
- Hays CountySan Marcos, Wimberley, Kyle and Buda, up the I-35 side.
Town by town
Every place we turn up.
Comal County
- New Braunfels
- Gruene
- Canyon Lake
- Sattler
- Startzville
- Fischer
- Spring Branch
- Bulverde
- Garden Ridge
- Smithson Valley
Guadalupe County
- Seguin
- Schertz
- Cibolo
- McQueeney
- Marion
- Santa Clara
- Geronimo
- Kingsbury
- Selma
- Universal City
Hays County
- San Marcos
- Wimberley
- Kyle
- Buda
- Driftwood
- Martindale
Not on the list?
Call anyway. If the job is worth the drive we will tell you straight away, and if it is not we will usually know somebody closer.
What the ground is like
Different town, different tree problem.
New Braunfels & Gruene
Older neighbourhoods with big live oaks planted close to the houses. Most of the work here is clearance over roofs and drives, deadwood out of mature canopies, and the occasional removal that has to come out over a fence in pieces.
Canyon Lake, Sattler & Startzville
Steep lots, cedar everywhere and long driveways. Access is usually the deciding factor, so we look before we quote — and clearing back from the structures is worth doing before fire season, not after.
Bulverde & Spring Branch
Acreage. Fence lines that have disappeared into juniper, pads that need opening up, and mature oaks worth protecting while the scrub around them comes out.
Seguin, McQueeney & Marion
Pecans and big spreading hardwoods, often close to water and often heavy at the ends. End-weight reduction and deadwood removal keep those limbs where they belong.
Schertz, Cibolo & Garden Ridge
Newer subdivisions with tight side yards and a lot of fence. Sectional removals, gate-width checks before the grinder turns up, and clean-up that leaves the lawn looking untouched.
San Marcos, Kyle & Wimberley
A mix of river-bottom hardwoods and hill lots. Storm damage moves this direction fast when weather comes through, so this end of the run gets a lot of emergency calls.
Tell us the address
If we are near you, we will say so.
One call settles it — where you are, what the tree is doing, and when we can be there.