Tree Removal
Dead, dying, storm-split, or leaning where it shouldn’t. Trees come down in controlled sections, planned around whatever sits underneath them.
- Dead or dying trees
- Limbs over the roof
- Leaning after a storm
- Clearing for fences or building
Brownwood, Texas · Serving Central Texas Since 1992
Dangerous tree work. Done safely. Left clean.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup across Brownwood, Early, Lake Brownwood, and surrounding communities.
- Insured
- Free Estimates
- Local Since 1992
Reviews
The kind of work people recommend by name.
Excerpts from customer reviews published on SC Tree Service’s website, quoted as written.
“I'm Thrilled with the work SC Tree Service provided!!”
“…removed a very dangerous limb from a VERY high tree…”
“Left the place nice and clean.”
“…impressed with his professionalism and work ethic.”
“…fast, professional and easy to work with.”
“…awesome cleanup.”
“…it's a relief for me to have it done.”
What we handle
Every job starts the same way: tell us where the tree is and what it’s close to.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Crown thinning, raising, and reduction, dead wood cut out, and limbs brought back off roofs and drives, so the tree is healthier and the house is safer.
- Limbs on the house
- Thinning heavy canopies
- Dead wood removal
- Shaping live oaks
Stump Grinding
The stump gets ground down below grade instead of sitting in the yard for years. Works after our removals or on stumps someone else left behind.
- After a removal
- Old stumps in the yard
- Mowing and regrading
Storm Cleanup
Downed limbs, split trunks, and hangers left overhead after Central Texas weather. If an insurance claim is involved, mention it when you reach out.
- Limbs down in the yard
- Split or cracked trunks
- Hangers still overhead
Debris Removal
Limbs, brush, and cut wood hauled off the property when the work is done, not stacked at the curb for you to deal with.
- Haul-off after tree work
- Brush and limb piles
Start with a few photos.
Tell us what needs attention, where it is, and what it is close to. We’ll have the basic information before we call you back.
- Answer a few quick questions. Service, location, and what the tree is near. About a minute.
- Your messaging app opens with the request already written, addressed straight to Saul’s phone.
- Attach 2–3 photos and hit send. The full tree, the base, and anything nearby.
Three steps, no runaround
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Send the location and photos
Text photos of the tree and where it sits. The request form writes the message for you.
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Review the job with Saul
Talk through what comes down, what stays, and what the work involves. Estimates are free.
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Schedule the work
The crew shows up with the right equipment, does the job, and leaves the place clean.
Storm damage
A limb came down. A tree split. Start here.
Call directly, or text photos so Saul can see what he’s dealing with before he calls back:
- The damaged tree
- What it’s touching or resting on
- The area around it
- Your address
If a tree or limb is in contact with a power line, report it to your utility company or emergency services before anything else.
Service area
Brown County ground
Based in Brownwood and working the communities around it. If you’re close by but not listed, ask; the answer is usually yes.
- BrownwoodHome base
- EarlyCity
- Lake BrownwoodLake community
- Brown CountySurrounding area
Straight answers
Do you provide free estimates?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call or text photos of the tree and Saul will follow up on your request.
Are you insured?
Yes. SC Tree Service LLC is insured. If you have questions about coverage, ask when you talk through the estimate.
Can I send photos before an estimate?
Yes, and it helps. Text 2–3 photos of the tree, its base, and whatever is nearby to 325-642-7438, along with the property location. The request button on this page writes that text for you.
Do you remove the debris?
Yes. Debris removal is one of the core services. Limbs, brush, and cut wood can be hauled off as part of the job; mention it when you ask for the estimate so it’s included.
Do you grind stumps?
Yes. Stump grinding is offered on its own or after a removal, so the stump isn’t left sitting in the yard.
Can you work around homes, fences, and power lines?
Working near homes, fences, and other structures is normal tree work, and every job is planned around what the tree could reach.
Power lines are different. If a tree or limb is touching or resting on an active utility line, report it to your utility provider or emergency services first. Once the line is made safe, call about the tree work itself.
What areas do you serve?
Brownwood, Early, Lake Brownwood, and the surrounding Brown County area.
What should I do after storm damage?
Keep people and pets away from the tree, especially anything under tension or near a line, and don’t try to cut a loaded limb.
From a safe distance, take photos of the damage, what it’s touching, and the area around it. Then call or text 325-642-7438 with your address.