Disclosures
TreeServiceAngleton.com is a referral service for homeowners in Angleton and the rest of Brazoria County, Texas. It is not a tree company, and this page explains what that means for you.
This site doesn't cut trees
TreeServiceAngleton.com has no crews, climbers, bucket trucks, chippers, saws or stump grinders, and nobody from the site will come to your property. The name describes the kind of work people come here looking for, in the place the site covers.
Your request goes to one contractor
When you call the number on this site or send the request form, your request goes to one independent contractor who works in Angleton and around Brazoria County. It isn't sent to a group of companies or posted for anyone to pick up. The contractor isn't an employee or branch of this site.
The contractor runs the job
The contractor decides whether to take the job, looks at the tree, sets the price, writes any agreement with you, does the work and handles any permit the job needs. Questions about a price, a schedule, the quality of the work or a payment go to the contractor. The site doesn't set prices, guarantee work or take part in the agreement between you and the contractor.
About the guides on this site
The pages on tree rules, storms, insurance and prices are general information drawn from public sources: city codes, Texas statutes, federal weather and disaster records, state agencies, university research and national cost guides. Each source is linked on the page that uses it, with the date it was checked. Rules, permit charges and prices change, so confirm anything important with the office or company named before you act on it. Nothing on this site is legal, insurance or engineering advice.
Calls may be recorded
Calls to this site's phone number may be recorded for quality.
No tie to any city, county, agency or utility
The name refers to Angleton, Texas. This site has no connection to the City of Angleton, the City of Alvin, the City of Lake Jackson, the City of Clute, Brazoria County or its offices, Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP), CenterPoint Energy, Waste Connections, Texas811, the Railroad Commission of Texas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the Texas Department of Insurance, the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, the Texas Attorney General's Office, the Texas Department of Agriculture, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, the Texas A&M Forest Service, the University of Florida, the National Weather Service, the National Hurricane Center, NOAA, FEMA, the Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. Census Bureau, or any business with a similar name. Mentioning them on a page doesn't mean they endorse this site.
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A limb over the roof, a pecan that split, or a stump in the way?
Call or send the short form. The request goes to one independent contractor who works around Angleton, Alvin, Lake Jackson and the rest of Brazoria County. They set up a time to see the tree and give you their price.