Professional tree service in San Antonio

There’s no flat price, because every job is priced on the tree in front of us. The tree’s size and height, what’s under it and how the crew gets in all move the number. A roof, a pool, a fence or a CPS Energy service line underneath changes the plan, and so does haul-off. Hill Country Oaks Tree Service gives free estimates by photo, so you’ll know the price before anyone shows up with a saw.

We answer every call, 24/7, and we respond fast. How soon a crew rolls depends on what the tree is doing. A trunk on the roof or across the driveway goes ahead of a limb that can wait for daylight. Call (210) 538‑6533 and tell us what you’re looking at.

Yes. Hill Country Oaks Tree Service is licensed and insured, and we offer a satisfaction guarantee. It’s a fair question to ask any tree company before a crew climbs a tree over your house.

We’re based at 15255 Bent Moss St, San Antonio, TX 78232, and our crews work all of San Antonio and Bexar County. Close in, that means Stone Oak, Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park, Encino Park, Timberwood Park, Shavano Park, Castle Hills and Alamo Heights. Farther out, we reach Helotes, Bulverde, Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Schertz and Leon Springs. If you’re not sure we reach your street, call and ask.

Yes, and it’s the quickest way to start. Take a wide shot that shows the whole tree and what’s around it, then a closer one of the trunk base and cracked or hanging limbs. Send them through the quote form on this page, and we’ll get back to you with a free estimate.

Yes. Sarah, our bilingual receptionist, answers every call in English or Spanish. You can describe the tree and set up your estimate in whichever language you’re more comfortable with. Se habla español.

Ask whether the company is insured, because a limb that lands on your house or your neighbor’s fence during the job shouldn’t become your problem. Ask how they’ll get the tree down over whatever’s under it and whether they paint fresh cuts on oaks. Make sure cleanup and haul-off are in the price, too. A good crew will also check whether your address falls under a city, village or HOA tree rule before anything gets cut.

The call is answered, and we ask what the tree is doing and what’s under it. Then we ask for a few photos and send you a free estimate. Once you say yes, a crew is scheduled with what the job needs, whether that’s climbers, a bucket truck or crane-capable rigging. When the work’s done, the debris leaves on our dump trailers.

We’ve been doing tree work in San Antonio since 2000. We’re locally owned, and our crews know the live oaks, cedar and limestone of the north side well.

Oak wilt tops the list. It spreads through fresh pruning wounds and connected roots, so oak cuts here get painted and timed around the February to June beetle season. Repeated drought cycles leave mature hardwoods weaker, so they’re often the first to break in a big wind. Thin soil over Edwards Plateau limestone gives roots little to grip, and clay pockets that swell and shrink can tip a tree over time.