Celina, TX · Collin County
Celina is where the subdivisions stop and the acreage starts, and we work both. Land clearing, tree removal, trimming, and stump grinding plus lawn care, drainage, and irrigation. Licensed, insured, with free estimates and a two-hour response.
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Celina is the edge of the growth, which means we get two completely different calls here. One is new-build residential that looks like Prosper: young trees, builder damage, flat-graded lots that need drainage. The other is acreage, where the job is clearing cedar and mesquite off pasture, opening fence lines that have not been touched in a decade, and taking out hackberry that has gone up through the barbed wire.
Acreage work needs equipment most residential tree companies do not own. We run tracked skid steers with brush-cutter heads and take the stumps out with the trees rather than leaving a field full of hazards. Common species: Eastern Red Cedar, Mesquite, Hackberry, Bois d'Arc, Post Oak, and Cedar Elm.
Crown thinning, lifting, and deadwood removal done to ISA standard, which means cuts at the branch collar and no topping. On acreage the trimming that matters is clearance: limbs off fence lines, gates, drives, and anything you need to get equipment past.
Hazardous, dead, and unwanted trees taken down with rigging that protects what is underneath. Celina removals run from a single builder-damaged live oak to a full pasture of cedar encroachment.
Stumps ground to roughly twelve inches below grade so the ground will take sod or planting afterwards. Cedar and mesquite resprout from the stump if they are only cut, so grinding is what actually finishes the job.
Same-day response for fallen trees and split limbs on a roof, a car, or across access. Open north Collin County ground means Celina takes wind with nothing in front of it, and young staked trees go first.
Weekly and biweekly routes across Celina with the same uniformed crew each visit, cut at the right height for the grass you actually have. Celina runs from quarter-acre subdivision lots to several acres, and the equipment that suits one is the wrong machine for the other.
Zones that will not come on, heads spraying the fence, valves stuck open, and controllers nobody has reprogrammed since the house was built. Diagnosed properly rather than guessed at from the curb.
Standing water does not soak away on North Texas ground, it works toward the slab. French drains, surface drains, regrading, and retaining walls. Acreage drainage here is about drives, gates and outbuildings as much as lawn, and it more often needs culverts than a French drain.
New sod, flowerbeds, shrub shaping, mulch, seasonal color, and full front-yard rebuilds. Design and install are the same crew, so nothing is lost between them. Celina properties take more wind and open sun than the inner suburbs, so bed planting leans native and drought-tolerant.
Yard waste, storm debris, construction leftovers, and the pile behind the garage. Loaded and hauled rather than dragged to the curb for someone else to worry about.
One crew, one number, and owner Rafael Godoy on the job. Most Celina properties that call us about a tree end up handing us the rest of the yard too.
Small tree removals typically run $150–$500, medium trees $500–$1,500, and large trees $1,500–$4,000+ depending on access and condition. Stump grinding adds $100–$400. Trimming is priced per tree after Rafael sees it, because a crape myrtle and a sixty-foot pecan are not the same job. Every quote is free and on site.
The whole property. The same crew handles mowing, edging, sprinkler repair, drainage, sod, beds, and hauling. Most people find us through a tree and keep us for the rest, which is cheaper for them than coordinating four companies and better for us than a one-off job.
Yes. Full liability insurance and workers compensation, with certificates available before any work begins.
Estimates usually go out within the hour during business hours, and hazards get a two-hour response. Storm work runs seven days, and anything on a roof or touching a line is triaged ahead of routine jobs.
It leaves with us. Limbs, chips, and the trunk are hauled off and the ground is raked and blown before we go. If you would rather keep the wood cut to length and stacked, say so and we will do that instead.
Yes. We photograph the damage before anything is cut and give you an itemized invoice your adjuster can work from. Emergency make-safe work usually goes ahead first and the paperwork follows.
Rafael Godoy owns the company and quotes the work himself. You are not handed to an account manager, and the crew on site is his crew rather than a subcontractor with a magnet on the truck.
Yes, from a single overgrown fence line up to multiple acres. That work is cedar, mesquite, hackberry, and volunteer hardwoods, cleared with tracked brush-cutters, and the stumps come out with the trees rather than leaving a field of hazards behind.
Yes. Lot clearing, fence-line clearing, and selective clearing where you want specific trees kept. Say which trees matter before we start and we will work around them, which is a great deal easier than replanting afterwards.
Your choice. It gets hauled off, chipped on site, or windrowed and left where you want it. On acreage most people take the chips, because it is free mulch and it saves the haul-off cost.
Celina regulates trees on some properties, and the rules differ between residential lots and land under development. We check the current requirement for your address during the estimate rather than assuming.
No. We already run north Collin County weekly, and Celina is on those routes rather than being an out-of-area call. The quote is the quote.
Lots, acreage, and everything between. Fair pricing within two hours.
