Aransas Pass, Texas
Tree service in Aransas Pass.
Tall palms at homes, businesses and apartment complexes, and storm cleanup when the wind comes through. Tree and palm work in Aransas Pass.
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Aransas Pass, TX
Palm country, top to bottom.
Aransas Pass, the Shrimp Capital of Texas, is palm country. Tall fan palms line driveways, parking lots and apartment complexes, and every one of them grows dead fronds and seed pods that eventually come down on their own, usually on a car.
Tall palms are bucket truck work: the bucket goes up beside the head, the dead fronds and pods come off, and the green stays. Dead palms are taken down from the top in sections, so a 40-foot trunk never falls in one piece.
Hurricane Harvey went right over this part of the coast in 2017, and plenty of trees here were split, bent or weakened and kept standing. If a tree in your yard has leaned or cracked since then, it's worth a free look before the next season.
Top jobs in Aransas Pass
What we do most in Aransas Pass.
Palm Tree Trimming & Removal
Palm trimming for homes, businesses and apartment complexes, from the bucket truck.
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Tree Removal
Dead palms and trees taken down in sections and hauled off.
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Storm Damage & 24/7 Emergency
Storm cleanup any hour: trees on roofs, cars and driveways first.
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Got a tree in Aransas Pass?
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Questions
Aransas Pass questions.
How do you take down a tall dead palm?
From the top down. The bucket goes up beside it, the head comes off first, then the trunk comes down in short sections, so nothing heavy falls near the house or the street.
Do you trim palms for businesses and apartment complexes?
Yes. Commercial lots, apartment complexes and rental properties are a big part of our palm work.
How often should palms be trimmed?
Most palms here need it once a year, sometimes twice for fast growers. The goal is dead fronds and seed pods off before they fall, not a tight haircut.
Can a dead palm fall on its own?
Yes. A dead palm's head gets heavy and brittle, and it can snap off in a strong wind. If a palm has no green left, it should come down.
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