Tree Removal
Safe removals on city lots and acreage alike — including slope and riverbank rigging where access is tight.
Removal details →From the grand pecans the German settlers planted along Guadalupe Street to live oaks over riverfront lots off Loop 337, New Braunfels has its own tree character. We connect you with insured Hill Country crews who know pecans, oaks and floodplain access.
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New Braunfels blends a historic pecan-and-oak canopy with Hill Country terrain and two rivers. Local pros handle everything from pecan thinning to flood-zone storm cleanup.
Safe removals on city lots and acreage alike — including slope and riverbank rigging where access is tight.
Removal details →Pecan thinning for nut production and storm safety, plus oak pruning timed to protect against oak wilt.
Trimming details →Grind stumps below grade for new landscaping or sod — even on rocky Comal County soil.
Stump details →24/7 response after Hill Country storms and flood events — limbs and trees on homes, fences and outbuildings.
Emergency help →New Braunfels has one of the strongest pecan canopies in the region — many planted by the city's original German settlers. Those heritage pecans, plus live oaks and cypress along the Comal and Guadalupe, need specialized care, and many properties sit in floodplain zones with their own access challenges.
Mature pecan trims usually run $400–$1,000 depending on size and how much thinning is needed. Pecans are heavy-limbed and prone to storm breakage, so regular thinning protects both the tree and your roof.
Yes. Riverfront lots often mean soft ground, bank access and floodplain rules. Crews plan equipment and staging carefully — describe the lot and access in your request for an accurate quote.
The City of New Braunfels and Comal County have tree-protection rules, and many subdivisions add their own restrictions. Your matched pro can advise whether your tree is protected and handle permitting when required.
Yes. Post-flood and post-storm tree work is common here. Crews can also provide documentation for insurance claims where a tree damaged a covered structure.
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