Tree & Shrub Care in Longview, TX
Pruning, trimming, removal, and seasonal feeding to keep your trees and shrubs healthy through East Texas summers and winters.
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Yard Dog Landscapes is a family-owned company that cares for trees and shrubs across Longview and East Texas, and we hold a 5.0 rating across 111 Google reviews. We prune, shape, and maintain the trees and shrubs on your property and keep them healthy through the East Texas seasons. Cost depends on how many trees and shrubs you have, their size and condition, and what care they need, so every property is priced on its own. Call (903) 844-6877 for a free tree and shrub care quote in Longview.
Healthy trees, sharp shrubs, year-round.
Tree and shrub care Longview TX yards count on starts with knowing what you're looking at. Live oaks, post oaks, crepe myrtles, hollies, ligustrums, boxwoods — every one of them needs different timing, different cuts, and different aftercare. Our crew prunes for the plant's health first, then for the look you want.
Tree care East Texas only works when the contractor respects the species and the season. We're not the company that tops crepe myrtles into stumps. We're the company that thins them, shapes them, and lets them bloom the way they're supposed to. Yard Dog Landscapes has been pruning, trimming, and feeding trees and shrubs across Longview Texas since 2017 — and we haul off every cut limb when we leave.
We serve homeowners across Gregg, Harrison, Smith, and Upshur Counties — Longview, Kilgore, Hallsville, Marshall, and Tyler. One-time projects or seasonal maintenance — your call.
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Built for East Texas yards.
Cuts That Heal
Proper cuts at the branch collar, right angle, right time of year. Your trees come back stronger, not stressed.
Full Cleanup, Every Time
Limbs, trimmings, sawdust — all hauled off when we leave. Your yard looks better than when we showed up.
Licensed & Insured
Family-owned since 2017. Trained crew, the right gear, and full insurance on every climb.
Pruning windows that actually fit our species.
East Texas trees and shrubs need different care than the same species would up north or out west. Pruning windows are calibrated to our growing season, pest pressure peaks at different times, and the species mix most homeowners have — crepe myrtles, knockout roses, hollies, boxwoods, dogwoods, azaleas, magnolias — each have specific maintenance needs that get cycled wrong by general landscape crews.
Crepe myrtles get rejuvenation cuts in February before bud break, not the "crepe murder" topping that's tragically common in East Texas. Azaleas and camellias get pruned right after bloom, never in winter. Knockout roses get cut back hard in February. Hollies and boxwoods get shaped in early summer after the spring flush. Doing the right work at the wrong time costs you a full season of color or growth.
We also handle the unglamorous side: dethatching dead growth out of established shrubs, scouting for fire blight in pears and ornamental quince, treating fire-ant mounds that build up under low-growing shrubs, and clearing dead lower branches off mature shade trees that are blocking the lawn from sun. Free walk-through on the property, written quote, no upsell on what your yard doesn't need.
Proudly serving Longview, Kilgore, Hallsville, Marshall, Tyler, and surrounding East Texas communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does tree and shrub care cost in Longview, TX?
Tree and shrub care visits in the Longview area typically start around $75 to $150, depending on the number and size of the plants and what the visit includes. Every landscape is different, so give us a call at (903) 844-6877 for a free quote with your exact price.
What does tree and shrub care include?
We handle pruning, shaping, feeding, and general health care for the trees and shrubs in your landscape, so they stay healthy and look their best. We tailor each visit to your specific plants and the season here in East Texas.
When should trees and shrubs be pruned in East Texas?
Most East Texas trees and shrubs are best pruned in late winter while they're dormant, though the right timing depends on the species and whether it flowers. We'll walk your landscape and prune each plant at the right time for its health.
Can you keep my established shrubs healthy?
Yes. Regular care keeps established trees and shrubs healthy, well-shaped, and thriving through our hot East Texas summers. Yard Dog is family-owned, fully insured, and holds a 5.0 rating across 111 Google reviews.