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Tree Service in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Yes—Dallas–Fort Worth is APPEX Tree Service's home base and primary service area. Our crews serve Fort Worth, Arlington, Burleson, Mansfield, Crowley, Joshua, Cleburne, Alvarado, Benbrook, Weatherford, Mineral Wells and surrounding communities with tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, storm cleanup, land clearing and debris removal.

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Map of Dallas–Fort Worth: Fort Worth, Arlington, Burleson, Mansfield, Crowley, Joshua, Cleburne, Alvarado, Benbrook, Weatherford and Mineral Wells.
Dallas–Fort Worth service area
  • 11 cities
  • 54 ZIP codes

Dallas–Fort Worth at a glance

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Coverage
Primary area · home base
Counties
Tarrant, Johnson, Parker and Palo Pinto
Cities
11 cities · 54 ZIP codes
Estimates
Free photo quotes, often within hours
Insurance
General Liability & Workers' Comp
Standards
ANSI A300 & ISA guidance

ZIP code coverage

54 ZIP codes we serve in Dallas–Fort Worth

Every dot is a ZIP code on our Dallas–Fort Worth list. Search yours, tap a dot, or pick a ZIP below to find it on the map.

  • 11cities
  • 54ZIP codes

Near Fort Worth17 ZIPs

Near Benbrook6 ZIPs

Near Arlington14 ZIPs

Near Crowley4 ZIPs

Near Mansfield3 ZIPs

Near Alvarado1 ZIP

Near Burleson1 ZIP

Near Cleburne2 ZIPs

Near Joshua1 ZIP

Near Mineral Wells1 ZIP

Near Weatherford4 ZIPs

Cities & counties

  • Fort WorthTarrant County
  • ArlingtonTarrant County
  • BurlesonJohnson County
  • MansfieldTarrant County
  • CrowleyTarrant County
  • JoshuaJohnson County
  • CleburneJohnson County
  • AlvaradoJohnson County
  • BenbrookTarrant County
  • WeatherfordParker County
  • Mineral WellsPalo Pinto County

Local tree conditions

Tree care built for Fort Worth's clay soils and spring storms

Much of the Fort Worth–Arlington–Burleson corridor sits on the heavy, shrink-swell clays of the Blackland Prairie, while Weatherford and Mineral Wells reach into the sandier Cross Timbers. Clay soils shift as they wet and dry, stressing roots and loosening mature trees—especially after long rains.

Spring supercells, hail and the occasional ice storm are the main threats to DFW canopies. Live oaks, post oaks, pecans and cedar elms dominate older neighborhoods, and fast-growing Bradford pears are prone to splitting. As our home market, this is where our crews work every week, from single-limb roof clearance to crane-assisted removals.

  • Home base

    Our crews work across Tarrant, Johnson, Parker and Palo Pinto counties every week.

  • Common trees

    Live oak, post oak, pecan, cedar elm and Bradford pear in established neighborhoods.

  • Main risks

    Spring supercells, hail, ice storms and clay-soil root stress.

Typical projects

Jobs we handle most in Dallas–Fort Worth

  1. Crane-assisted removals over homes

    Large oaks and pecans leaning over roofs in established Fort Worth and Arlington neighborhoods, taken down with a crane when there is no safe drop zone.

  2. Roof and power-line clearance

    Raising and reducing mature canopies that brush shingles, gutters and service lines—the most common request in older DFW subdivisions.

  3. Bradford pear removal

    Fast-growing Callery (Bradford) pears split easily in spring storms; we remove them before they fail and grind the stumps.

Services

Tree services available in Dallas–Fort Worth

Every APPEX service is available here. The highlighted three are what Dallas–Fort Worth property owners ask for most.

Seasonal guide

When to plan tree work in Dallas–Fort Worth

  1. Dec – Jan

    Dormant-season pruning

    Structural pruning of most shade trees while they are dormant and easy to read. Oaks are best pruned in this window, before oak-wilt season begins.

  2. Feb – Jun

    Oak-wilt caution & storm prep

    Avoid pruning live oaks and red oaks when oak wilt spreads most readily; schedule inspections of large trees before spring supercells arrive.

  3. Jul – Sep

    Heat and drought stress

    Water deeply, skip heavy pruning in peak heat, and watch for dead limbs on drought-stressed trees over roofs and driveways.

Our home base

Local crews, every week

Fort Worth is home base, so DFW gets our fastest scheduling. Crews head out from Fort Worth across Tarrant, Johnson, Parker and Palo Pinto counties throughout the week, which means most DFW estimates turn into a scheduled work day quickly—and storm calls get priority.

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  1. 1Send photos & your addressUse our estimate form or text photos of the trees from a few angles.
  2. 2Get a free quoteA no-obligation estimate by text or email—often within hours.
  3. 3We schedule your jobWe book a time that works for you and text when the crew is on the way.

FAQ

Tree Service in Dallas–Fort Worth: Common Questions

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Yes. APPEX Tree Service is based in Fort Worth, Texas. Dallas–Fort Worth is our primary service area, and our crews work across Tarrant, Johnson, Parker and Palo Pinto counties throughout the week.

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