Dead or Declining
A tree with widespread deadwood, no leaf flush, or peeling bark is shedding structure and becoming unpredictable in wind.

TCIA Certified Tree Care Specialists
Dead, damaged, and hazardous trees taken down safely — whatever the size, however tight the space — with the site left clean.
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Tomball, Cypress, Spring, The Woodlands, Magnolia, and surrounding areas
Borer beetle sprays, summer root-moisture checks, fall pruning, and winter deep-root feeding.
Plans start as low as $49 per month.
No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.
Tree Removal
We would always rather save a tree than remove it. When a tree can be brought back with pruning, soil work, or a health plan, that is what we will recommend — and we will say so even when removal would be the bigger invoice.
But a dead, hollow, storm-damaged, or failing tree near a home, driveway, or playground is a liability that will not improve with time. In those cases the safest and most cost-effective answer is a controlled removal done by a trained crew before the tree decides the timing for you.
Every removal at Borjak Tree Experts starts with an assessment by a TCIA Certified Tree Care Specialist and is carried out to ANSI Z133 safety standards, with rigging planned around your property rather than against it.
A tree with widespread deadwood, no leaf flush, or peeling bark is shedding structure and becoming unpredictable in wind.
Cavities, fungal conks, and hollow trunks often mean the wood that holds the tree up is already gone, even when the canopy still looks full.
Split leaders, cracked unions, and hanging limbs after a Gulf Coast storm need assessment right away, not next season.
A new lean, cracked soil, or lifting root plate on one side is a warning that the anchoring roots are failing.
Trees crowding a roof, foundation, driveway, or power service may need removal when pruning can no longer solve the conflict.
Trenching, grade changes, and compaction can quietly kill a mature tree years before it finally comes down on its own.
A certified specialist walks the property, evaluates the tree and its targets, and tells you honestly whether removal is necessary or whether pruning can save it.
You get a clear scope of work and a fixed price — rigging plan, access route, debris handling, stump options — before we book the date.
Tight spaces are handled by climbers taking the tree down in sections with ropes and rigging so nothing drops uncontrolled near your home.
Limbs are chipped, wood is hauled or stacked as you prefer, and the site is raked so the yard is left tidy when the crew pulls out.

Safety first
Most removal damage happens because a crew was in a hurry or out of its depth. Our teams plan the drop zone, rig every section, and protect the ground and structures below before the first cut is made.
Certified Tree Care Specialists
Tell us about your property and the tree you are worried about. We will answer your questions and prepare a quotation for you.
FAQ
Every property is different, so we price by the job — tree size, location, access and clean-up all matter. Your consultation and written quote are free.
Yes. We are fully insured and our work is performed by TCIA Certified Tree Care Specialists following ANSI A300 standards.
The dormant season (fall and winter) is ideal for most trees — less disease pressure, less stress on the tree and clearer visibility of its structure. Hazardous limbs are removed any time of year.
Always. We haul away all limbs and debris and leave your property tidy before we go.
We are based in Tomball and serve Tomball, Cypress, Spring, The Woodlands, Magnolia, Northwest Houston and the surrounding Northwest Houston area.
Yes. Storm-damaged and hazardous trees are prioritized — call us and we will get a crew out as soon as possible.