
Ornamental Trees for Texas
Texas homeowners love ornamental trees because they add beauty, seasonal color, shade, and curb appeal without taking up as much space as large shade trees.
Your Trusted Partner for Tree Trimming and Removal
When it comes to expert tree services in North Texas, look no further than Torres Tree Service. With years of dedicated service in the DFW area, we have established ourselves as the go-to firm for all your arboriculture and landscaping needs.
Here at Torres Tree Service, we live and breathe trees. We do everything from tree and shrub trimming, to tree removal, to stump grinding. We even offer sod installation. We’ll get your soil ready, sod laid down, and then show you how to take care of your new grass to ensure a healthy root system. Check out the before, after and final results below.

One of the most common and natural techniques of tree trimming, is pruning the deadwood out of a tree’s canopy. Call us for a free quote.


Eddie and his crew were on-time, fast and cleaned up the mess! They took out a very large pine tree for me and ground down the stump in only 2 hours at the most.
Angelena P.
Torres Tree Service was excellent! They showed up on time, trimmed a number of large trees for us in just a couple of hours at a very fair price. The trees look great. We couldn’t be happier.
Dorothy S.

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