Maintenance Pruning
Professional pruning to improve structure, clearance, appearance, and long-term tree health.
Learn moreThe Woodlands, Texas
Professional tree care backed by 30+ years of experience and recognized arboricultural credentials. These aren't simply people who cut trees — they understand trees.
What we do
From a young tree's first pruning to the diagnosis of a declining oak, every service is grounded in arboricultural knowledge — not just equipment.
Professional pruning to improve structure, clearance, appearance, and long-term tree health.
Learn moreIdentification and removal of dead, damaged, weak, or hazardous branches to reduce property and safety risks.
Learn moreTree health, soil and root conditions, disease and pest concerns, stress, preventative care, and appropriate treatments.
Learn moreStructural support for trees with weak unions, compromised limbs, or other structural concerns.
Learn moreProfessional tree selection, positioning, planting, and establishment with long-term health in mind.
Learn moreProfessional removal of dead, declining, hazardous, damaged, unwanted, or poorly positioned trees.
Learn moreRemoval and grinding of unwanted stumps.
Learn moreAnyone can cut a tree down. Knowing whether it should come down — and how to preserve it if it shouldn't — is what separates an arborist from a crew with a saw. Ed evaluates each tree on its structure, health, and risk, and recommends preservation when it's the right answer.
We identify what's actually going on before recommending action.
Treatment, pruning, or support before defaulting to removal.
Safe, planned removal when a tree is genuinely hazardous or dead.
For more than 30 years, Ed has cared for trees across southeast Texas. He's an ISA Certified Arborist with specialized qualifications in tree risk assessment, oak wilt, and wildfire mitigation — and he brings that expertise to every property he visits.
Ed's approach is straightforward: understand the tree, explain what he finds, and help the property owner make an informed decision. Preservation when it's right. Removal when it's necessary. Never the other way around.
Credentials aren't decoration — they're proof that the person evaluating your trees has studied how trees actually work.
Awarded by the International Society of Arboriculture, the Certified Arborist credential requires documented experience and a comprehensive exam covering tree biology, pruning, diagnosis, safety, and care.
TRAQ is a specialized ISA qualification focused on systematically assessing the likelihood and consequences of tree failure and recommending reasonable mitigation.
Active membership in the International Society of Arboriculture — the professional body for arborists worldwide.
Specialized training and certification in the identification and management of oak wilt — a serious and spreading fungal disease in Texas.
Certification focused on assessing and reducing wildfire risk to structures and landscapes through defensible-space and vegetation management.
Featured Service
Most tree decline starts below ground. Healthy plant healthcare looks at the whole system — soil, roots, moisture, pests, and the tree's own defenses — then applies measured, appropriate treatment. As a Texas Oak Wilt Certified arborist, Ed also identifies and manages one of the most serious threats to Texas oaks.
TREE CARE ADVICE FROM ED
Ed shares practical, research-based tree-care guidance in real media appearances.
Ed discusses how to prepare your trees for hurricane season and what to do when storm damage happens.
Listen & watchEd explains why healthy tree care starts below ground — with soil, roots, and the conditions that let a tree defend itself.
Listen & watchEd appears on HomeShow Garden Pros to discuss professional tree care and plant health.
Listen & watchWhere we work
The Woodlands is our home market. We also serve the communities that surround it.
Tree emergency?
Storm damage, fallen limbs, or a hazardous failure — call now and we'll respond.