Service area · Richmond
Tree Service & Landscaping in Richmond, TX
Richmond mixes some of the largest mature pecans in Fort Bend with brand-new master-planned communities like Aliana, Harvest Green, and Long Meadow Farms. We handle both: careful pecan work in the old neighborhoods and raw-lot-to-finished-yard jobs in the new ones.
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Tree services
Tree Services in Richmond
Pecans dominate older Richmond neighborhoods, and they're specific work. They're more brittle than oaks, drop limbs in wind, and bleed if pruned heavily during active sap flow. We schedule major pecan pruning in the dormant season, stagger cuts across the canopy to reduce wind load, and keep summer visits to hazard reduction.
Richmond's older homes sit on pier-and-beam foundations more often than newer suburbs, which changes how we protect root systems and route water. Newer communities have builder-planted live oaks and magnolias at the right age for structural pruning.
Common trees in Richmond
- Pecan
- Live oak
- Southern magnolia
- Post oak
- Water oak
Lawn care
Lawn Care in Richmond
Richmond's growth communities are full of new lawns still establishing. New-construction lawns are usually fresh Bermuda or St. Augustine sod over graded clay, and they need careful early mowing so they root and thicken instead of thinning out. Fertilization and weed control are applied by our licensed partner applicator.
Common grasses
- St. Augustine
- Bermuda (new sod)
Landscaping
Landscaping in Richmond
New-build Richmond lots usually come with a rough builder grade and no real landscape. We handle the whole job: fixing the grade, getting water away from a brand-new slab, and installing sod, beds, and trees chosen to establish in fresh clay. That's work most landscapers subcontract out; we do it with our own equipment.
Most-requested in Richmond
- New-construction landscaping
- Drainage & foundation grading
- Sod installation
- Tree planting
Neighborhoods
Richmond neighborhoods we serve
We also work regularly in Long Meadow Farms, Harvest Green, Lakes of Bella Terra, Veranda.
Common questions
Richmond FAQ
When should pecan trees be pruned in Richmond?
Do major pruning in the dormant season, roughly December through February. Heavy cuts during active sap flow cause bleeding and stress. In summer we limit pecan work to removing hazards like cracked or hanging limbs.
Can you landscape a new-construction lot in Richmond?
Yes. We regrade the builder's rough grade, add drainage where water sits, lay sod, and plant beds and trees on one contract, so you're not coordinating separate grading, sod, and landscape crews.
Do you mow new sod in Aliana and Harvest Green?
Yes. New sod needs a higher, gentler cut for its first season while roots take hold. We set the mowing height and schedule for the lawn's age, and our licensed partner applicator handles feeding and weed control.
Do you give free estimates in Richmond?
Yes. Every estimate is free and done on-site. Call (281) 626-9111 or book online and we'll schedule a time to walk the property.
Free estimate for your Richmond property
Tell us what you need. We’ll walk the property and send a written estimate, usually the next business day.