Tree Removal in Agua Dulce, TX

Agua Dulce is a small city of about 685 people at the junction of State Highway 44 and FM 70, in west-central Nueces County along the old Texas Mexican Railway line. Its Spanish name means sweet water, after a nearby creek. Tree Removal in Agua Dulce is usually a mix of in-town yard trees and the brush that crowds every lot on the edge of the farmland.

A compact town

The city covers only about a third of a square mile, and the Census Bureau counts all of its residents as rural. In town, lots are small and close together, and big shade trees often hang over two or three properties at once. Outside the limits, homesteads sit on open ground with more room to work. We plan each removal for the space it's in.

Trees near the creek

The creek that gave Agua Dulce its name supports trees that can't survive out on the dry clay. Creekside trees grow fast when water is plentiful and suffer when it isn't. After a drought, they often have dead limbs high in the crown, and on saturated ground after heavy rain, they're more likely to uproot. If you have trees along a drainage or creek bank, check for leaning trunks and exposed roots after big storms.

The usual Agua Dulce calls

• An old tree with dead limbs over the house or the driveway
• Mesquite or huisache grown over a fence or blocking a gate
• A tree rubbing the roof, a carport or a mobile home
• Limbs tangled in the service drop (utility first, then us)
• Storm-broken trees after a strong summer thunderstorm or tropical system

Heavy clay and thorny brush

The soils in this part of the county are heavy clays that crack deeply in summer. The USDA's soil description for the Nueces County blackland plains lists mesquite, huisache and spiny hackberry among the woody plants that invade cleared land. Once established, they spread by seed and resprout from stumps. Grinding the stumps after removal is the most reliable way to keep a cleared area open.

How we price the job

We come out, look at the trees with you and write up each item: the tree, the brush, the stumps and the hauling. You'll see the price before any saw starts. If you'd rather keep the wood or chips, tell us, and we'll adjust the quote.

A word on timing

In a small town, a crew coming out from Corpus Christi usually lines up a few jobs in the area on the same day. If you have a neighbor with a tree to deal with too, mention it. It can make scheduling easier for everyone, and each owner still gets a separate written quote.

Call (361) 310-1470 for a free estimate. call (361) 310-1470