Complete Tree Care — One Call
Most tree jobs aren't just one thing. A removal leads to stump grinding. Trimming one tree means the neighbor's overhang needs attention too. RGV Tree Pros handles the full scope so you're not juggling multiple crews and schedules.
We work with homeowners, property managers, contractors, and commercial lots across McAllen, Edinburg, Mission, Pharr, Weslaco, and the surrounding Valley communities.
What We Handle
- Tree trimming and crown shaping for palms, mesquite, ebony, and ornamentals
- Full tree removal — including large hardwoods in tight residential lots
- Stump grinding below grade with clean mulch backfill
- Brush and lot clearing for new construction, fence lines, and overgrown properties
- Storm damage cleanup and emergency response
Why Valley Properties Need Regular Tree Work
South Texas heat, hurricane season, and fast-growing species like mesquite and Mexican fan palms mean trees here need attention more often than most people expect. Dead fronds become fire hazards. Overgrown canopy drops limbs on roofs and fences. Root systems crack foundations and sidewalks.
Staying ahead of it with regular trimming and proactive removal saves money and protects your property long-term.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tree services do you offer?
Tree trimming and pruning, crown shaping, full tree removal, palm trimming, stump grinding, brush and lot clearing, and emergency storm cleanup — the full range of tree work for residential and commercial properties.
Do you serve both residential and commercial properties?
Yes. We work with homeowners, landlords, HOAs, property managers, contractors, and commercial lots across the Rio Grande Valley.
How much does tree service cost?
Cost depends on the size and number of trees, access, and what needs to be done. We come look in person and give you a firm written price before any work starts — no surprise bills.
Do you clean up and haul away debris?
Always. We haul all branches, trunks, and debris and leave your property clean. Removal of larger wood or mulch can stay on-site if you want it — your call.