Tree service in Austin, TX — our home base
Austin is where JW Tree & Land Service lives and works, and it is a city that truly loves its trees. Treaty Oak, Austin’s historic live oak, has watched the city grow for centuries. The shade around Zilker Park, Lady Bird Lake and Barton Springs Pool, the grounds of the Texas State Capitol and the wooded slopes of Mount Bonnell all show how much the canopy shapes daily life here. That is why tree service in Austin TX is about more than cutting: it is about protecting trees that matter to the whole community. Our crew works out of 78758 in North Austin, near Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park and The Domain area.
Austin’s trees face real challenges. Oak wilt spreads through live oaks and red oaks, ice and wind storms split heavy limbs, and limestone soil leaves many trees yellow and stressed. The city protects trees 19 inches and larger under its Protected Tree Ordinance, and Heritage Trees at 24 inches and up receive extra protection, so tree removal in Austin often starts with a permit conversation. We handle TORA permits, follow Texas A&M Forest Service oak wilt guidelines for tree trimming in Austin, and answer calls 24/7 when you need emergency tree service in Austin.
Tree service across Travis County
Travis County runs from the city grid into the Texas Hill Country. To the west, Lake Travis stretches behind Mansfield Dam, and the Colorado River winds east through Austin toward farmland. Hamilton Pool Preserve and McKinney Falls State Park show how varied the land is, from limestone canyons to creek woodland. Ashe juniper (cedar) and live oak cover the hills, and every part of the county has its own needs. Our tree service in Travis County adapts to steep lakeside lots, tight urban yards and open acreage alike.
Much of western Travis County borders the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge, which protects golden-cheeked warbler habitat. Land clearing in Travis County near that habitat calls for care and good timing, so we plan every project before cutting. Drought stress weakens trees across the county, and sudden storms keep storm damage tree removal in Travis County in steady demand. As new homes go up on acreage, we help owners clear brush while keeping the healthy oaks worth saving.
Counties we serve
Beyond Austin, our crew serves four Central Texas counties. Choose a county to see its communities.
Travis County
Austin, the Lake Travis communities and the Hill Country west of the city.Williamson County
Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park and the growing northern suburbs.Hays County
Buda, Kyle and Dripping Springs in the Hill Country south of Austin.Bastrop County
Elgin and rural acreage near the Lost Pines.All service areas
Travis County
Williamson County
Hays County
Bastrop County
Our Austin metro service area
Service area FAQs
Do you serve my city?
We serve Austin and communities across Travis, Williamson, Hays and Bastrop counties. Find your city in the list above or call (512) 743-6577 to confirm coverage for your property.
How fast can you reach my area in an emergency?
We answer emergency calls 24/7. Arrival time depends on your location and current storm demand, so call (512) 743-6577 and we will give you an honest estimate.
Do you handle Austin tree permits?
Yes. We handle TORA permits for protected trees 19 inches and larger and help with Heritage Tree consultation for trees 24 inches and up.
Do you work outside Travis County?
Yes. We also serve Williamson, Hays and Bastrop counties, including Round Rock, Georgetown, Buda, Kyle, Dripping Springs and Elgin.
Do you offer free estimates in every service area?
Yes. We visit your property and provide a free, no-obligation estimate.
Can I get service in Spanish?
Yes. Se habla español. Our bilingual crew can walk through your estimate in English or Spanish.