Our tree service combines practical experience, specialized equipment, and a genuine respect for your property.
Healthy, beautiful trees don’t happen by accident. They need thoughtful care throughout their lives, from choosing where to plant them to managing mature growth and addressing damage before it creates a safety concern. We provide tree service for homeowners and businesses who want knowledgeable help caring for the trees that shape their properties.

When it comes to tree healthcare, identification of primary and secondary factors leading to the tree’s decline in the first place is key to targeting the best treatment options available for regaining long-term health and turnaround for the tree. Our team is well-versed in identifying these factors and providing recommendations for proper treatment.
Our tree service covers trimming and pruning, hazardous tree removal, stump removal, planting, and cabling and bracing. We don’t believe every tree should receive the same treatment. Before recommending anything, we consider the individual tree, its condition, where it’s growing, and how its branches and roots interact with the surrounding property.
Our 65-foot forestry bucket truck allows us to reach large trees while reducing the need to move heavy equipment across lawns and other areas of a property. We’re experienced climbers, too, giving us another option when trucks aren’t practical. Having multiple ways to approach difficult trees helps us choose a method that makes sense for the property.
Tree service can also be preventative. Strategic pruning can address weak or poorly positioned growth, while structural support may help certain trees manage defective limbs. When a tree has declined beyond a reasonable point or presents a hazard, removal may be the appropriate choice. We’ll walk you through what we find so you understand why we’re recommending a particular course of action.
At The Tree Guys of WTX, our approach to tree service comes from years of hands-on industry experience. We’re proud to bring that background home to San Angelo, Texas, where trees face the demanding conditions of the West Texas environment. Whether you need routine care or help figuring out what to do with a difficult tree, we’ll explain what we see and what we recommend.