Westbrook Tree Trimming Lubbock

Rose Castilleja 

on Google

6 days ago

The oak in front of our office near Milwaukee Avenue had branches hanging over the parking lot. Employees kept finding small limbs beside their cars after windy afternoons. The crew trimmed only the heavy overextended limbs, balanced the canopy, and hauled away every branch before the workday ended. The tree looked healthier, and our parking spaces finally felt safe again. 

Candy Arguellez 

on Google

a week ago

A mesquite tree had grown into overhead utility lines, requiring careful trimming to restore safe clearance. Westbrook Tree Trimming Lubbock planned the work around the surrounding hazards, carefully removing one branch at a time until the lines had the proper clearance again. Instead of hacking the tree back, they shaped it so future growth would be less likely to create the same problem. By the time they packed up, the tree looked healthier, the property was safer, and the homeowner could finally stop worrying every time t... read more

Annette Vasquez 

on Google

a week ago

A dead pine near the back fence started dropping large limbs into a neighbor's yard after every storm. Before the next round of high winds arrived, these guys came out, inspected the tree, and confirmed it was too far gone to save. The crew carefully lowered each section with ropes instead of letting it crash to the ground, protecting both fences and the neighbor's garden. Within a few hours, the hazardous tree was gone, the debris had been hauled away, and what had become a source of constant worry was reduced to nothing mo... read more

Timothy Justice 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Multiple volunteer trees had spread along a backyard fence line, taking up usable yard space and damaging the fence. Some had woven themselves so tightly through the fence that it looked as though wood and branches had agreed to grow together forever. The crew patiently cleared the unwanted growth, removed the small trees at their roots, and freed the fence without causing additional damage. By sunset, the fence stood straight again, and the backyard suddenly felt twice as large. 

Brandi McMillan 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Low-hanging oak branches repeatedly scraped the roof during windy nights, leaving damaged shingles and clogged gutters. These guys quickly trimmed the overhanging limbs, removed dead branches, and cleared the gutters of debris. They cleaned everything up before leaving, and even after the next windy night, the roof stayed quiet and no new branches or leaves collected on the house.