Dead, diseased, storm-damaged, or just in the wrong place, we remove trees of any size across Katy, including large trees near structures, power lines, or tight subdivision lots. Katy heavy clay soil means root systems behave differently than in sandy-soil areas, so we assess root spread and foundation proximity before every removal, not after.
Common reasons Katy homeowners need tree removal: storm damage after events like Hurricane Beryl, oak wilt in live oaks common to Cinco Ranch and Pine Mill Ranch, root damage to foundations from clay soil shifting, and trees that have simply outgrown their spot in newer subdivisions like Cross Creek Ranch and Elyson.
What is included: full removal, complete debris haul-away, stump left ready for grinding, and a free written assessment of any other trees on your property worth knowing about. Starting at $400+ depending on size, access, and proximity to structures.
Why Katy Homeowners Choose Us
We assess root spread and foundation risk before cutting, not after — Katy clay shifts roots differently than sandy soil
We check HOA and city permit requirements upfront so you are never fined for a removal
Free on-site assessment with a firm written number, same day in most cases
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does tree removal cost in Katy, TX?
Most removals start around $400 and go up based on tree size, access, and how close it is to structures or power lines. We give a firm written number after seeing the tree, never a phone guess.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Katy?
Sometimes, depending on the tree species, size, and whether your HOA has its own rules. We check both the city and your specific HOA before we start any job.
Ready to Get Started?
Free estimate, straight pricing, licensed and insured.
How Tree Removal Works, Step by Step
Every removal starts with a free on-site assessment, not a phone quote. We look at the tree’s lean, root spread, and distance from your house, fence, or power lines, then give you a firm written price before any cutting starts.
Most residential removals in Cinco Ranch, Cross Creek Ranch, and Elyson are completed in a single day, including full debris haul-away and the stump left ready for grinding.
More Questions About Tree Removal
How long does a tree removal take?
Most single-tree residential removals take 2-5 hours depending on size and access. Large trees near structures that require careful sectioning or crane work can take a full day.
What happens to the stump after removal?
The stump is left flush and ready for grinding. Bundling stump grinding with the removal in the same visit is usually cheaper than scheduling it as a separate job later.