Tree Service in Nevada, TX
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding & emergency storm cleanup for Nevada's old farm lots, the Hwy 78 corridor, and new construction near Lavon Lake. Free estimates. Call (469) 545-0844.
Serving Nevada, TX
Nevada is a small city with its boots in two eras. The old part of town sits along Hwy 78 with farm lots, big pecans, and trees that have been there longer than the paved road. Community ISD runs its district office here at 615 FM 1138 North, and the schools in Nevada are part of what's keeping the town growing. East of town is Lavon Lake, close enough that the wind finds you, especially on the open lots north of 78.
That split is the whole tree story in Nevada: old farm lots in the core, new construction on the fringe. The mature trees are pecans, post oaks, and cedar elms, and they need crown work, clearance over roofs, and honest assessments about when a tree is done. The new builds bring the usual builder-tree package: Bradford pears that split in the first bad storm, live oaks planted too deep in clay, young trees with no structural pruning. Both kinds of property need a crew that shows up. That's the job.
We work all of Nevada: the Hwy 78 corridor, the FM 1138 corridor, the old town core, the lake-side lots, and the roads running east toward Josephine and Copeville.
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Common Tree Issues in Nevada, TX
💨 Lake Wind & Storm Damage
Nevada's open lots and lake-side position catch real wind when a spring storm line comes through. Limbs shear off pecans, tops snap on stressed trees, and whole trees go over in saturated clay. After a storm, the priority is the tree on the roof or in the driveway. Then the hangers: broken limbs still stuck in the canopy that come down on somebody later. We clear both.
🌰 Old Pecans Shedding Limbs
The pecans on Nevada's older lots are sixty, seventy, eighty years old. They shed deadwood as a matter of course, and a limb the size of a fence post coming down on a roof is a bad surprise. A crown cleaning every few years takes out the dead and weakly attached wood and keeps the tree productive. We look at the trunk and root flare first and tell you straight whether the tree is sound or on its way out.
🍐 Builder Trees Failing Early
The new construction along the 78 corridor gets Bradford pears that split in half within a decade and live oaks buried a foot too deep in clay. If your five-year-old tree is leaning, dying back, or dropping bark, get it looked at. Some can be saved with proper pruning and root-flare work. Some should be replaced before they turn into a removal bill.
Our Tree Services in Nevada
🪓 Tree Removal
Safe removal of declining trees, storm-damaged trees, and trees that have outgrown their spot — sectional takedowns and crane work where houses and barns are close. Learn more →
✂️ Tree Trimming & Pruning
Crown cleaning for mature trees, structural pruning for young ones, and clearance over roofs, driveways, and fences. Learn more →
🪵 Stump Grinding
Stumps ground below grade so you can reclaim the spot for sod, a garden, or a new tree. Learn more →
🚨 Emergency Storm Cleanup
Fallen trees and hazardous limbs cleared from roofs, driveways, fences, and pastures after storms. Learn more →
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Areas We Serve
Proudly serving Nevada and communities across Collin County, Texas.
Not sure if we cover your neighborhood? Call (469) 545-0844 — if you're in the Nevada area, we can almost certainly help.
Nevada Tree Service FAQs
Do you do storm cleanup in Nevada after the big spring storms?
Yes. Fallen trees, hanging broken limbs, blocked driveways. That's the emergency work, and we handle it throughout Nevada and the surrounding area. If a tree is on your roof or across your driveway, call (469) 545-0844 and we'll respond as quickly as we can.
Our builder planted Bradford pears. Should we replace them now?
Honestly? Yes, in most cases. Bradford pears are structurally doomed. Most split within ten to fifteen years, and in a wind-exposed town like Nevada it's often sooner. If yours are still young, replacing them with a proper native tree now is cheaper than the emergency removal later.
How much does tree removal cost in Nevada, TX?
It depends on the tree's size, species, and access. A small ornamental is a different job than a sixty-foot pecan over a roof. We give free on-site estimates: you get an exact price before any work starts, with no obligation.
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