We serve Mineola and the rest of Wood County from our Fruitvale yard, roughly 18 miles and about a 20-minute drive up US-80. Mineola’s character comes from its trees. Mature pecans and oaks shade the older streets near downtown, and the 2,911-acre Mineola Nature Preserve along the Sabine River, plus nearby Lake Holbrook, keep the whole area thick with pine and hardwood. Wood County sits right where the sandy Piney Woods soil starts taking over from the clay farther west, and that sandy ground doesn’t always hold a big tree’s root system the way people expect.
A lot of Mineola’s homes sit under trees that have been growing since before the house was built. A pecan or oak that’s been shading a roof for fifty years needs a different kind of judgment call than a young tree on a new lot, so we check lean, deadwood, and root health before we ever start a cut. Properties near the Preserve and Lake Holbrook also come to us for brush clearing and removal of dangerous limbs, since overgrown tree lines near the water crowd out sightlines and access. Storm season is when we hear from Mineola the most: a split pine limb over a driveway, or a leaning oak near a power line, isn’t something to wait on.
Call 903-980-0809 for a free Mineola estimate, or send us your details online and we’ll follow up the same day when we can.