Tree Trimming & Removal in San Antonio
Overgrown trees, dead limbs, and hazardous branches — Peyton handles it safely and hauls everything away when he's done.
Trees are one of the most valuable things on a San Antonio property — they provide shade, character, and curb appeal. But they also need attention. Overgrown canopies block light, dead limbs become hazards in storms, and trees that grow too close to structures can cause real damage. Peyton trims trees to improve their shape, health, and safety — and when a tree needs to come down, he removes it cleanly and hauls everything away. Live oaks, cedar elms, mesquites, crape myrtles — he's worked on them all across the Hill Country and San Antonio.
Why San Antonio Homeowners Need This Service
San Antonio's urban forest is dominated by live oaks, cedar elms, and Texas mountain laurels — trees that are beautiful but require regular attention. Live oaks are susceptible to oak wilt, a devastating fungal disease that spreads through root grafts and fresh pruning wounds. Trimming live oaks during the wrong season (February through June) dramatically increases oak wilt risk. San Antonio also experiences severe thunderstorms and occasional ice storms that can bring down heavy branches onto homes, fences, and vehicles. Regular trimming removes weak, dead, and overhanging branches before they become hazards.
Signs You Need This Service
Who This Service Is For
Homeowners with trees that have grown too large, have dead or hanging limbs, are too close to the house or fence, or need shaping for aesthetics. Also for properties where a tree has died and needs to be removed before it becomes a hazard.
Common Problems We Solve
- Dead, dying, or hanging limbs that could fall in a storm
- Trees growing too close to the roof, fence, or power lines
- Overgrown canopies blocking light to the lawn or house
- Crape myrtles that have been butchered and need proper shaping
- Dead trees that need to be removed before they fall
- Mesquite and cedar encroachment on residential properties
What's Included
Our Process
Free Assessment
We walk the property and assess each tree — species, condition, hazard level, and what trimming is needed. You get a clear quote and explanation of the work.
Timing Check
For live oaks, we confirm the season is safe for trimming (July through January). We'll advise you on the best timing to minimize disease risk.
Trimming & Pruning
We make clean cuts at the proper angles to promote healing. Dead wood is removed, crossing branches are thinned, and the canopy is shaped for structure and clearance.
Wound Treatment
For live oaks trimmed outside the safest window, we apply wound sealant to cut surfaces to reduce oak wilt exposure risk.
Debris Cleanup
All branches and debris are chipped or hauled away. We leave the property clean — no piles of brush left behind.
Real Work in San Antonio
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Project condition before the service.
After
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Why Choose Recover Landscape
Locally Owned
Peyton Johnson lives and works in San Antonio. He knows the grass types, the soil, the weather — and he answers his own phone.
Reliable Schedule
We show up when we say we will. Consistent service means consistent results — not a yard that gets attention whenever someone gets around to it.
Clear Communication
You'll always know when we're coming, when we're done, and if we noticed anything that needs attention. No guessing.
Professional Equipment
Commercial-grade tools and equipment. The right tools make a visible difference in the quality of every job.
Honest Pricing
No bait-and-switch, no surprise add-ons. The price we quote is the price you pay. Period.
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Pricing in San Antonio
Tree trimming in San Antonio typically runs $75–$300 per tree depending on size, access, and how much work is needed. Full tree removal starts around $300 for small trees and goes up from there based on size and complexity. Peyton will assess each tree and give you a clear quote before any work starts.
| Service | Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Small tree trim (under 20 ft) | $150–$300 | Ornamentals, young trees |
| Medium tree trim (20–40 ft) | $300–$600 | Live oaks, cedar elms |
| Large tree trim (40+ ft) | $600–$1,200+ | Mature live oaks |
| Dead branch removal | $100–$400 | Depends on size and access |
| Stump grinding | $100–$300 | Per stump |
| Emergency storm cleanup | $300–$800+ | Same/next day response |
* Prices are estimates. Contact us for an exact quote based on your specific property.
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