About the company
Tree work on Houston's north side, run from Spring
We take trees down by rope or crane, trim the ones worth keeping, grind stumps and clear land, and the crew line is answered around the clock.
Phone answered 24/7 · office in Spring, TX
About MCSWhat we do
Removals, trimming, stumps and storm calls
Most weeks are a mix. A loblolly over a roof in Kingwood comes down in sections on a lowering line; a live oak in the Heights gets its deadwood out and its limbs lifted off the street; a pine stump gets ground below the grass line. When a storm comes through, the planned work pauses and the night calls start: trees on houses, hung limbs over doors, trunks across driveways.
Some of the work never involves a saw. Risk walkthroughs, beetle checks on pines, cabling for split crotches and permit paperwork for The Woodlands all sit on the same schedule. The full list lives on the tree work page.
How a job runs
From the first call to a raked lawn
A call, any hour
You describe the tree, what it leans toward and what sits underneath. Anything resting on a house is handled first.
A walk around the tree
A crew lead checks the lean, the root plate, decay and the targets, plus any permit the job needs.
The scope in writing
Cuts, rigging method, stump plan and haul-off are listed, so the number covers the whole job.
Work on the day
Climbers and ground crew take the tree down or trim it, with the drop zone kept clear.
The yard handed back
Brush is chipped, wood hauled or stacked, and the lawn raked before the truck leaves.
Where we work
The office, and the map around it
The office is at 1508 N Plum Creek Dr, Spring, TX 77386, on a wooded street north of Spring Creek in Montgomery County. From there the work runs south into Houston's neighborhoods inside and outside the Loop, east to Kingwood and Lake Houston, north to The Woodlands and Conroe, and west toward Katy. The coverage overview covers every town and neighborhood with its own page.
The phone is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year, on the one crew line: (704) 839-2139.
Our tree advice
Who writes the guides on this site
The tree advice guides are written and kept current by Ursula Lusk, our Tree Guides Editor. They draw on published sources such as Texas A&M Forest Service, the City of Houston and The Woodlands Township, and every guide lists its sources at the end.
Talk to a crew lead
Call any hour. Describe the tree and what sits under it, and we will set a time to walk it.