When you call us to remove a tree, it’s usually not a light decision. Maybe a storm cracked the trunk. Maybe the roots are threatening your foundation. Or maybe that big oak just finally died after years of decline. No matter the reason, removing a tree is a serious job—and it’s what we do every day in Montgomery County, TX and surrounding areas.
Tree removal isn’t just about making a cut and watching it fall. It’s about protecting your property, avoiding damage, and cleaning up completely when we’re done. I’d like to walk you through how we handle it, what you can expect, and what makes Davis Tree Service a company people rely on when it’s time to take a tree down the right way.
When to Call Us for Tree Removal
We remove trees for a lot of reasons, but most calls fall into one of a few categories:
- The tree is dead or dying
- It’s leaning toward a structure or driveway
- Storm damage has compromised the trunk or limbs
- Roots are damaging concrete, pipes, or foundations
- New construction or access requires clearing
If you’re unsure whether it’s time, I’m happy to come take a look. Sometimes the tree can be saved. But when it can’t, we move fast to remove it before it becomes a hazard.
You can see photos from some of our past jobs on our gallery page.
Our Tree Removal Process
Here’s what happens once you decide to move forward:
1. On-Site Assessment
We visit the site to assess:
- Tree height and width
- Proximity to homes, fences, and wires
- Slope or terrain concerns
- Safe equipment access
We’ll give you a clear quote that includes everything: cutting, controlled takedown, hauling, and clean-up. No hidden costs.
2. Safety Setup
Depending on the scenario, we may use:
- Ground spotters and rope systems
- Bucket trucks or cranes
- Traffic cones and street flags if needed
3. Step-by-Step Takedown
We remove limbs first, especially those overhanging structures. Then we section the trunk from top down or base up, depending on equipment access. Every cut is planned. Nothing is rushed.
4. Haul Away and Clean-Up
We chip, load, and sweep. If you request stump grinding, we’ll schedule that or do it on the same day if time allows.
We leave the yard ready for what’s next—whether that’s a new tree, grass, or construction.
Chart: Types of Tree Removals and What They Require
To give you a better idea of how different jobs compare, here’s a quick breakdown:
| Tree Removal Scenario | Difficulty Level | Equipment Needed | Time Estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dead Tree in Open Yard | Low | Chainsaw, Truck | 2–3 hours |
| Leaning Tree Near Home | Moderate | Climbing Gear, Ropes | Half-day |
| Tree Close to Power Lines | High | Bucket Truck, Safety Crew | Full day |
| Storm-Damaged Tree | Moderate to High | Rigging, Loader | Half-day to full day |
| Tree in Tight Backyard Corner | Very High | Crane, Precision Cut Tools | Full day or more |
What Makes Davis Tree Service the Right Crew
Here’s what sets us apart:
- We don’t leave messes—your yard will be clean when we leave
- We’re insured and experienced, which matters for trees near homes
- We show up with the right equipment, not just a pickup and a chainsaw
- We’re local to Montgomery County—we know the trees, the soil, and the city rules
When we show up, we’re focused on getting the job done right the first time. No drama. No delays. No debris left behind.
You can check out more about how we work on our main site or reach out directly through our contact page.
How We Handle Emergency Tree Removal
After big storms, we get flooded with calls. We prioritize jobs based on:
- Risk to structures or power lines
- Road or driveway blockages
- Hanging limbs over homes
If you’re not sure whether your tree is an emergency, send us a photo through Facebook or our website. We’ll give you a quick answer and try to get you on the schedule within 24 hours.
We’ve worked post-storm jobs where entire trees had to be rigged down limb by limb because the roots were ripped but the trunk was leaning on the house. We’ve got the equipment to handle those situations.
Common Questions We Get
Do you haul everything away?
Yes. Unless you request firewood or mulch, we clean up and haul everything.
Can you grind the stump the same day?
Usually, yes—if access allows and the schedule is open. Otherwise, we return in 1–2 days.
What if my tree is on the property line?
We can help navigate that. Often we’ll speak with both homeowners and walk the job together.
Do you pull permits if needed?
Yes. In areas that require city approval, we handle that for you.
Our Service Area
We serve all of Montgomery County, TX and surrounding towns including:
- Conroe
- Magnolia
- The Woodlands
- Montgomery
- Tomball
- Willis
- Spring
If you’re not sure whether we cover your area, give us a call or message us online. We’ve done tree work as far as Huntsville and Cypress depending on the job.
Tree Removal Pricing
Every job is different, but here’s a general idea:
- Small trees under 20 ft: $250–$400
- Medium trees 20–40 ft: $400–$800
- Large trees over 40 ft: $800+
- Emergency removals: Priced on complexity and timing
- Stump grinding: $100–$300 depending on diameter
We don’t charge for quotes, and there’s never pressure to book. If you want to get on the schedule after a quote, just let us know—we’ll hold a spot.
Real Feedback from Real Clients
We’ve built our business through word of mouth. Some recent comments from happy customers:
- “These guys were in and out in one day. No damage, no hassle.”
- “I called five companies. Davis Tree was the only one who showed up and gave me a real quote.”
- “They removed a tree leaning toward my house, and the crew was professional and polite.”
You can see more of our work in the photo gallery or message us for references.
Ready to Get a Tree Taken Down?
You can call, message us through Facebook, or use the contact form. If you’re in Montgomery County and you’ve got a tree that needs to come down, we’re ready to handle it—safely, cleanly, and completely.
