About Tomball Tree Service & Removal

Tomball Tree Service & Removal was founded in Tomball in 2009 by a certified arborist who had spent years working for larger regional tree companies and seen what bad tree work looks like — and how often homeowners are left with the consequences. The original mission was straightforward: provide Tomball homeowners with honest assessments, fair written estimates, and professional work performed by people who actually understand tree biology. That mission hasn't changed.

Over 16 years, we've grown into a team of trained climbers, ground crew, and equipment operators who work throughout Tomball, Magnolia, and Spring. Our ISA Certified Arborist leads every significant job assessment — not a salesperson, not an estimator working from a vehicle out front. The person assessing your trees is the same person who has studied for and passed the ISA certification exam and who keeps up with continuing education requirements every year.

Our work in Tomball has given us specific expertise in the challenges this area presents. Clay-loam soil that creates shallow root plates and topple risk. The active oak wilt zone that requires strict protocols on every oak pruning job. Seasonal storm patterns that mean our emergency line gets called at 2am after a lightning strike or a tropical storm that pushed a Sweetgum onto a fence. We've handled all of it — and we've built our response systems and equipment inventory around the specific needs of Tomball and northwestern Harris County.

When Hurricane Harvey hit in 2017, we ran emergency operations for weeks assisting Tomball homeowners with storm damage from the event and from the flooding aftermath. When Winter Storm Uri hit in February 2021 and left trees across Tomball split, frozen, and structurally compromised, we spent months assessing properties and addressing delayed-collapse risks that wouldn't be obvious until summer heat stress revealed the damage. These events shaped our understanding of how this community's trees respond to extreme weather — knowledge that only comes from being here and working through it.

Our commitment to the Tomball community extends beyond individual jobs. We support Tomball ISD's environmental education programs and participate in local replanting initiatives through Harris County. When we remove a tree, we talk to homeowners about appropriate replacement species for their soil type, location, and long-term goals. We've seen what the wrong tree in the wrong location costs over 20 years — and we'd rather help you plant the right one.