Tree removal and trimming in Spring
From Old Town Spring and the I-45 corridor to Cypresswood Drive neighborhoods like Northampton, Gleannloch Farms and Birnam Wood, Spring is mature suburbia: big shade trees on lots that were wooded long before the houses arrived.
Water oaks planted when these neighborhoods were built are now large, aging trees over roofs and driveways, alongside loblolly pine, live oak and sweetgum. Close property lines, overhead service drops and Spring Creek's low, flood-prone ground shape most jobs here.
Local project planning
Older neighborhoods pair valuable trees with very tight working room. We plan around fences, pools, sheds and the neighbor's canopy, define debris routes through gates and side yards, and spell out stump and finish decisions in the estimate.
Tree services we provide in Spring
- Tree removal — controlled removal of dead, declining, crowded or storm-damaged trees, taken down in planned sections
- Dangerous & hazardous tree removal — leaning, split, uprooted or hanging trees handled as urgent hazards
- Tree trimming — clearance, structure and canopy care for healthy, natural-looking trees
- Stump grinding — mechanical stump reduction to reclaim lawn, planting and building space
- Lot clearing — selective or broad clearing for homesites, access and fence lines
- Storm cleanup — fallen trees, hanging limbs and debris handled after wind and heavy rain
- Brush services & dirt work — brush removal, yard leveling and slope correction for usable, better-draining ground
Why Spring property owners call Blossom Exteriors
- Fully insured tree service — every job is planned around protecting your home, roof, fences, pools and the trees that stay
- Rated 5.0 stars on Google — read them or leave one here
- Free estimates by phone, text or the form below — send the address, access notes and photos for a clear, written scope
- Open Monday–Saturday, 6 AM–8 PM, with a 24/7 emergency request line for urgent hazards at (832) 492-2003
- Based in nearby Magnolia at 26818 Dobbin-Huffsmith Rd, serving Greater North Houston
- Every quote defines access, equipment, debris handling and finish before work starts — no surprises
Rooted in Quality. Strong Roots. Better Results.
After wind or heavy rain in Spring
Spring sits squarely in the Gulf storm path, and creek-side ground stays soft long after rain. After a storm, look for fresh lean, split crotches in aging water oaks and limbs on roofs — from a safe distance. Never approach conductors; contact the utility or emergency services first, then call us for storm cleanup.
Spring questions
My Spring water oak is hanging over the roof — can you help?
Yes. Hazardous and overhanging trees are assessed first, then removed or trimmed back in controlled sections as defined in your estimate.
Do you handle storm cleanup in Spring?
Yes — fallen trees, hanging limbs and debris after wind and heavy rain. Urgent hazard requests are accepted 24/7 at (832) 492-2003.
How do I request an estimate in Spring?
Call or text (832) 492-2003, or submit the form with your address, access notes and photos for a free estimate.
Written specifically for Spring. General guidance is informed by Texas A&M Forest Service and AgriLife Extension; actual conditions require on-property assessment.