Get Trees Trimmed, Removed, or Planted Right

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Cut, Clear, and Plant With Confidence

Lubbock-based tree work guided by 17 years of hands-on cutting experience

TX & NM Tree Service operates out of Lubbock, Texas, and the crew behind the work brings real, accumulated knowledge to the job — Toby, the tree cutter the company works with, has 17 years of experience felling and managing trees of all sizes. Whether a tree on your property needs trimming, full removal, or careful sectional takedown, the approach is rooted in proven technique rather than guesswork. Free estimates make it straightforward to get a read on what your trees actually need.



Trees under stress, growing too close to structures, or simply past their useful life create real risks that compound over time. Knowing what kind of work your situation calls for — trimming to reduce load, removal to clear space, or stump grinding after the fact — helps you make a decision that fits both your property and your budget. You don't need to have every answer ready before reaching out; a few photos from two or three angles are enough to get the conversation started.

TX & NM Tree Service handles the full scope from first growth to final cleanup, including tree treatments, brush removal, and cabling for trees that need structural support. The work is done with care for the tree itself as well as the surrounding property. That range of services means you're dealing with one consistent team rather than coordinating across multiple contractors.

Our Services


Tree Trimming

Trimming follows standard practice — no more than about 30 percent of a tree is removed at one time to protect long-term tree health.

Tree Planting

Getting a new tree established correctly from the start sets the foundation for decades of healthy growth.



Brush Clearing

Brush clearing removes overgrowth and unwanted vegetation, opening up your property and reducing hazard material buildup.

Pruning

Proper pruning targets dead, crossing, or structurally weak branches — and large limbs are taken down in sections for controlled results.

Rely on Crews Who Know Tree Work

Toby brings 17 years of tree-cutting experience to every job.

Featured Resources

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Tree trimming in Lubbock limits canopy removal to 30 percent per visit, preventing weak growth while protecting homes and power lines during West Texas wind events.

From First Cut to Final Cleanup

Every job begins with a clear assessment — and because estimates are free and can be initiated from photos of your tree taken from two or three sides, you don't have to wait for an on-site appointment just to understand your options. Large limbs are always taken down in sections rather than dropped whole, which keeps the work controlled and limits impact on the surrounding yard. That kind of procedural discipline shapes how every phase of a project unfolds, from the first chainsaw cut to final debris removal.

Standard tree-care practice limits removal to roughly 30 percent of a tree's canopy at any one time, a threshold TX & NM Tree Service follows to avoid stressing trees unnecessarily. Whether you're scheduling a trim, coordinating a full removal, or planning a planting, knowing what to expect at each stage makes the process easier to manage on your end.



Here's a look at what the full service range covers:

  • Sectional limb removal keeps large takedowns precise and avoids damage to nearby structures or landscaping.
  • Stump grinding clears what's left after removal so your yard is usable again without the tripping hazard or regrowth risk.
  • Tree cabling provides structural reinforcement for trees with split or weakened unions that aren't yet candidates for removal.
  • Crews serve communities across a wide stretch of West Texas and eastern New Mexico, including Plainview, Levelland, Clovis, and surrounding areas.

Request a free estimate online and start with a few photos of your tree — it's often all that's needed to get a clear picture of the work involved.

Depth of Experience Behind Every Job

Toby's 17 years cutting trees isn't a marketing figure — it reflects the kind of situational judgment that only comes from working through thousands of trees in varying conditions across West Texas and eastern New Mexico. TX & NM Tree Service pairs that hands-on expertise with a full complement of services, so whether the work is routine trimming or a high-stakes removal near a structure, the same experienced crew is on the job. That consistency matters when the work carries real consequences for your property.

Reliability in this trade is built on doing the right thing for the tree and the property, not just completing the task quickly. Removing no more than about 30 percent of a tree's canopy at one time isn't a shortcut — it's a deliberate standard that protects the tree's long-term viability. When a company holds to that kind of practice even when a more aggressive cut might be faster, it signals the kind of professional accountability that earns repeat calls.

To put that experience to work on your property, reach out and get a free estimate started today.