Requests are welcome from across Laredo and nearby Webb County communities. If your address isn't listed, send a request anyway. The crew may still cover it.
Every part of town has its own typical tree jobs. Here's what usually comes up where.
The northern part of the city, around Loop 20 and along the Mines Road and I-35 corridors. Neighborhoods like San Isidro, Plantation, Lakeside and the Alexander area are here. Common jobs: removing young trees planted too close to the house, clearance pruning over driveways, and palm trimming. HOA rules often apply.
An established part of the city around Del Mar Blvd, with many mature shade trees. Common jobs: crown thinning and clearance on big shade trees, deadwood removal, and removing declining older ash trees.
A planned North Laredo community near North Central Park, with newer homes and landscaped streets. Common jobs: ornamental and palm trimming and corrective pruning on young trees. Check HOA approval before removals.
North Laredo neighborhoods. Plantation sits near the Laredo Country Club. Common jobs: shade tree pruning, removing storm-damaged limbs, and stump grinding before landscaping upgrades.
Laredo's historic core. Older blocks often mean tighter lots, limited equipment access and overhead service lines, which call for careful sectional removals and rope rigging.
Neighborhoods across the rest of the city. Typical requests are dead tree removal, freeze-damaged palm removal, mesquite removal, stump grinding and limb clearance over roofs.
A city just south of Laredo along the river, in Webb County.
A small Webb County city next to Rio Bravo.
An unincorporated subdivision area in Webb County near Laredo.
An unincorporated Webb County subdivision. Ask about brush and lot clearing as well as tree work.
Unincorporated areas around the city. Send a request to check whether your location is within reach.
Send a quick request with a description of the tree. A local crew will follow up to set up an on-site estimate.