What plants survive in Bryan and College Station?

Plenty do, but the list narrows fast once you account for full sun, heavy clay, and long dry stretches. Native and adapted species handle it best. The more useful conversation is how much water and upkeep you want to commit to.

How often does mulch need replacing?

Once a year keeps the depth, the color, and the weed suppression. If the edge is holding, it is a quick job.

Can you expand a bed that is already there?

Yes — bed expansions are one of the most common requests we get. We cut the new line, work the soil, plant, and re-edge so it reads as one bed rather than an addition.

Do you handle the lawn as well?

Yes. Most of our landscaping customers are also on a regular lawn schedule, which means the beds get looked at every week rather than once a year.

Pricing Guide · Updated September 2026

What Does Tree Removal Cost in Bryan, TX?

Typical Bryan–College Station pricing: small trees run $250–$600, mid-size trees $600–$1,200, and large or hazardous removals $1,200–$3,000+. Stump grinding adds $100–$400. Every quote is free and given in writing.

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What drives the price

Height, trunk diameter, and access. A 20-foot ornamental in an open front yard is a quick job. A 60-foot oak leaning over a roofline with power lines nearby is rigging work — sectioned down piece by piece. That difference, not the species, is most of the price gap.

Typical ranges by tree size

Small trees under about 25 feet typically run $250–$600. Mid-size trees, 25–50 feet, run $600–$1,200. Large trees over 50 feet — common with the mature oaks and pecans around Bryan — run $1,200–$3,000+, more when rigging over structures is required. Storm-damage and emergency work carries a premium for the risk and response time.

Stumps, haul-off and cleanup

Stump grinding typically adds $100–$400 depending on diameter. Ask every bidder whether haul-off and cleanup are included — a low quote that leaves the wood in your yard isn’t a low quote.

Tree Removal pricing — things people ask.

How much does it cost to remove a large oak in Bryan?

Large removals over 50 feet typically run $1,200–$3,000+, depending on access and whether limbs hang over structures or lines. An on-site look is the only way to price it honestly — quotes are free.

Does the price include the stump?

Usually quoted separately. Stump grinding typically adds $100–$400 by diameter. Always confirm whether stump, haul-off, and cleanup are in the written quote.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Bryan?

Most removals on private residential property don’t require a permit, but protected or heritage trees and trees near easements can be exceptions. We flag it before work starts if your situation needs a check.

Is cheaper tree work worth the risk?

Tree removal is dangerous, insured work. If a bid is dramatically low, verify insurance first — an uninsured crew’s mistake near your roof becomes your claim.

Ranges above are typical for the Bryan–College Station area and are a planning guide, not a quote. Your written quote is free: request one here or see the Tree Removal service page.