River City Tree Care

This tree was so dead that it practically crumbled with each cut. When trees are this unstable we’ll only do the least amount of climbing necessary and then pull the rest over.

After pruning the limb that formerly held this tree swing, Andrew did the honors of setting it up on a new branch.

This video shows the actual speed that our crew works each day.

How do we do it? Well, it takes a combination of physics, faith, and years of experience. Call or message us today to schedule a free estimate.

River City Tree Care can handle even the most dangerous storm-damage situations with ease. Call or message us today to schedule a free estimate.

Give us a call, or send a message, to schedule your free estimate.

How do you take down a dead tree that is leaning on a house, power-lines, and a fence? Skills, ropes, and hard work. That’s how we do it.

Stump grinding is available for customers who are looking to have trees removed entirely. Instead of a stump in the yard, we’ll leave a small patch of mulch that can be used for gardening or landscaping.

This overgrown Post Oak was all over the power lines. With some careful rope work, we were able to take it down without any problems.

Dropping a big dead limb and perfectly dodging the Yukka plants:

Some folks choose to keep their tree limbs and logs, rather than having them hauled off. It’s a great way to save some money on your tree service bill, and stock up on fire-wood at the same time.

Don’t let your trees fall on your neighbor’s house. Call or message River City Tree Care, and we’ll remove them safely.

This Box Elder needed to be pruned, but the home owner still wanted some shade for the dock.

We rescued this poor defenseless swing set from a massive storm-damaged tree limb.

Sometimes a climber will refuse to wrestle with poison ivy, and they have to take the make-shift elevator to the top of the tree.