Before you act on anything you read here

Last revised September 2026. Questions go to hello@georgetowntreeco.com.

Can this site tell me what my tree needs?

No, and we'd be wary of any website that claimed otherwise. Two trees with an identical dead limb can call for entirely different work. The species, its age, what's going on with the roots, how far it leans, how close it stands to the house or to power lines, the soil underneath and whatever the last storm did all change the answer. Nothing on these pages amounts to a risk assessment of your tree, an arborist's report, or advice about one specific tree. The only way to learn whether pruning, cabling, removal or leaving it alone is the right call is to have a qualified arborist stand in front of it.

Are the prices on the service pages what I'll pay?

They're planning figures for typical jobs around Georgetown, Williamson County and the wider Central Texas area, and that's all they are. They aren't quotes and they don't guarantee a price. What moves the number is the size and health of the tree, its position on the lot, how easily equipment can reach it, whether a crane has to be brought in, whether you want the stump ground, how much hauling is involved, and any permit. The only price that counts is the one on your written estimate.

Are the photos from jobs you've done nearby?

Treat them as illustrations. They show the sorts of conditions and work the text describes, and they aren't offered as before-and-after records of a particular customer's job in Georgetown.

Is a result guaranteed once the work is done?

No. How a tree responds afterward depends on its species, the weather, the soil, disease, how it was cut in the past, and the care it receives from here on. Trimming and cabling lower the risk a tree poses; they don't take it to zero. If a warranty applies to your job, it lives in the signed contract between you and whoever does the work. Where a manufacturer's warranty applies to a product, it comes with its own terms and registration rules.

Who's actually doing the work?

Independent contractors do. The arrangement, and how they're paid, is spelled out in our referral marketing disclosure.

What about the links to other websites?

They're there for convenience. We don't control what's on those sites and we can't vouch for its accuracy.

What if something on this site is wrong?

We try to keep every page current, but rules change and people make mistakes. If something looks off or out of date, let us know and we'll put it right.

A tree just came down. What do I do this minute?

If any part of it is resting against or touching a power line, keep your distance and keep everyone else away too. Call the utility company or 911. If the tree is resting against the house, or if a branch is dangling above a driveway, a footpath or a spot where kids play, don't let anyone walk beneath it, and ring us.

Still not sure about something?

Ask before you decide anything about your tree. Ring (737) 252-6633 or write to hello@georgetowntreeco.com and we'll be in touch.