Local & Insured
Tree Removal in Palestine, TX, From a Cherokee County Crew
Palestine, Texas, is the Anderson County seat, a city of about 18,500 people where US-79, US-84 and US-287 meet State Highways 19 and 155, roughly twenty-five miles west of Jacksonville by US-79. It is the western terminus of the Texas State Railroad, holds more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places, and is known across East Texas for its dogwood bloom each spring. Palestine ISD is the largest district in the area. For a tree crew, Palestine means two very different kinds of work. The historic neighborhoods carry century-old oaks, pecans and magnolias over close-set houses and narrow streets, where everything comes down in pieces on ropes. The newer edges of town and the county roads toward Neches are pine and post oak on acreage. We are not the only tree service Palestine has, but we are the one that answers the phone and shows up with a written number.
