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Tree care guides for Georgetown homeowners

Plain-language answers to the questions we hear most: what removal costs, when the city has a say, how oak wilt works, why live oaks fail in ice, what limestone and black clay do to roots, and what your insurance actually pays for.

Tree crew lowering trunk sections of a dead post oak beside a limestone ranch home in Georgetown, TX, bucket truck and chipper at the curb

Tree removal cost in Georgetown

2026 prices by size and species, and what moves the number.

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Old live oaks arching over a Georgetown street of limestone ranch homes with red poppies along the fence line

Do you need a permit?

Heritage Trees, Protected Trees, the 2007 plat rule and what UDC Chapter 8 changed in 2025.

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Live oak leaves showing oak wilt veinal necrosis, the veins traced orange-brown, in an arborist's gloved hand

Oak wilt in Williamson County

How it spreads, the February–June rule, and what to do if it's next door.

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Live oak with snapped, ice-coated limbs on a winter lawn after a Central Texas ice storm, a fallen limb across a cedar fence

Ice storms and Georgetown trees

Why 2023 broke so many live oaks, and what to do before the next one.

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Post oak dead from drought in a Blackland Prairie backyard east of Georgetown, cracked black clay at its base

Limestone, clay and why trees fail here

Two kinds of ground, one county — and the trees each one kills.

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Crew cutting up a cedar elm that fell across a Georgetown street and onto a power line after a severe thunderstorm

Does insurance cover tree removal?

What Texas policies pay for and the paperwork to get.

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Got a tree you're worried about?

Free on-site look, written price, oak-wilt-safe pruning and 24/7 storm response across Williamson County.

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