Professional tree trimming

Professional Tree Trimming Services

Routine trimming keeps trees strong, safe and attractive. Our crews remove dead, damaged and overgrown branches to improve structure, encourage healthy growth and lower the risk of storm damage. Whether you are maintaining mature shade trees or young ornamentals, we tailor each trimming plan to your property and the Hill Country climate.

Overgrown limbs threaten roofs, driveways, power lines and nearby structures, and Central Texas wind and ice find the weak ones first. Lees Trees reduces that risk with controlled trimming that improves both safety and appearance while protecting the long-term health of your trees.

Pruning services

Professional Tree Pruning Services

Pruning protects long-term tree health and helps prevent disease. Every job follows industry-approved cuts that support balanced growth and keep your trees structurally sound.

Selective Pruning

By selectively removing dead, diseased or weak branches, our certified specialists help trees grow stronger and reduce hazards like falling limbs and structural failure.

Crown Reduction & Thinning

Large or overcrowded canopies need specialized cuts. Crown reduction and thinning reduce excess weight, improve structure and let more sunlight and airflow through while keeping the tree’s natural shape. This matters for the big live oaks common on Hill Country lots.

Tree Shaping

Professional shaping improves both the health and the look of your landscape. We shape ornamental and shade trees for balanced growth and clean lines that lift the appearance of your whole property.

Who we are & how we help

The Benefits of Regular Tree Trimming

Routine trimming and pruning do more than improve appearance. They protect your investment and promote long-term growth. Here is why our clients choose us:

Improved Tree Health

Removes diseased or dead branches to prevent decay and encourage new growth.

Enhanced Safety

Reduces the risk of falling limbs and storm damage near your home or power lines.

Better Sunlight & Airflow

Supports healthy canopies and vibrant lawns below.

Stronger Structure

Guides young trees to grow balanced and stable.

Hill Country know-how

Why Pruning Timing Matters for Oaks in Dripping Springs

Dripping Springs sits in the Texas Hill Country, where live oaks and red oaks are the signature trees, and where oak wilt is a serious, fast-moving disease across Hays County. Oak wilt spreads most easily when oaks are cut between February and June, the active season for the beetles that carry the fungus. That is why our certified arborists avoid pruning oaks in that window and seal every oak cut year-round to keep the wound from attracting beetles. We time each job around the tree species, its health and the season, so pruning strengthens your trees instead of putting them at risk. If you have already spotted browning or wilting leaves on an oak, ask about our arborist evaluation and oak wilt treatment.

Seasonal Tree Maintenance in the Hill Country

Regular maintenance keeps trees healthy through every Central Texas season. Our scheduled trimming removes hazardous limbs, encourages healthy growth and prepares trees for drought, storms and winter ice, so small issues do not turn into expensive problems.

When to prune

When to Prune Trees in Dripping Springs: A Hill Country Guide

Timing is everything with pruning here, especially for oaks. Use this quick guide to know the right window for common Hill Country trees, then let our arborists confirm the plan for your property.

Tree type

Best pruning window

What to avoid and why

Live oaks & red oaks

Mid-summer or winter dormancy

Never prune February through June. That is peak oak wilt beetle season. Seal every cut.

Fruit & ornamental trees

Late winter, before bud break

Heavy summer cuts that stress the tree during Hill Country heat.

Cedar elm & shade trees

Winter dormancy

Over-thinning. Keep enough live crown so the tree stays strong.

Storm-damaged limbs (any tree)

As soon as it is safe

Waiting. Open breaks invite decay and pests fast in this climate.

Young or newly planted trees

Light structural cuts, first 2 to 3 years

Topping. It creates weak, hazardous regrowth. Build a strong scaffold instead.

How to book your service

Tree Trimming Made Simple

01

Request a Free Estimate

Tell us what you are seeing: a crack, a lean, a split or a limb hanging over the house.

02

On-Site Evaluation

Our arborist inspects your trees, identifies issues and recommends the best trimming approach.

03

Professional Service & Cleanup

We complete the job safely and leave your property clean and beautiful.

What our customers say

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Frequently asked questions

Common Questions About Our Tree Services

Have questions? Here are quick answers to what Dripping Springs homeowners ask us most. Call us for anything else.

Yes. We are fully licensed in Dripping Springs, TX, with comprehensive insurance coverage for all our work. This protects both our team and your property.

Yes. We provide free on-site estimates for all tree services, including an evaluation by a professional arborist. Contact us and we’ll schedule a time to assess your needs and provide a competitive quote.

Our top services are tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning and stump grinding. We also specialize in 24/7 emergency tree services, and we deliver bulk mulch and seasoned oak and pecan firewood.

Yes. We offer emergency tree removal and stabilization at any time, day or night, across Dripping Springs and the 78620 area.

In most cases we can complete the work within a few days of your estimate. Emergency service is available 24/7.

We are based in Dripping Springs and serve Hays County and the Hill Country, including Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Southwest Austin, Driftwood, Henly, Belterra, Highpointe, Headwaters, Cedar Valley and Bear Creek.

Never between February and June, which is peak oak wilt beetle season in Hays County. Our certified arborists prune oaks in mid-summer or winter dormancy and seal every oak cut year-round.

Yes. Full cleanup is part of every job. We remove limbs, brush and fallen trees from your property, and after stump grinding we can haul the chips away or leave them for you to use as mulch.

Absolutely. We use rigging and crane-assisted equipment to remove large trees safely, even in tight spaces near homes, fences and power lines.

We combine 35+ years of experience with a safety-first approach, bilingual communication (English and Spanish), and a focus on delivering professional, elegant results for both residential and commercial clients.

Service Areas

Proudly Serving Dripping Springs & the Hill Country

Based in Dripping Springs, we serve homeowners and businesses across Hays County and the Hill Country: Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Southwest Austin and the communities in between. The map shows recent jobs our crew checked in from the field.

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