Ready to improve your property? Whether you need a quick question answered, a free estimate, or emergency storm response—Eli Rivera and the APPEX crew are here for you.
Fill out the form below and Eli or the APPEX team will get back to you within 2 business hours. For urgent matters, please call or text us directly at (682) 359-3108.
Did you know you can get a preliminary estimate without waiting for an estimator to drive out to your property? Simply take 1–3 photos of the tree(s) in question and upload them using the form above.
APPEX is a Texas-based company led by experienced tree-care professionals. Our crews serve residential and commercial properties across the DFW area and surrounding communities.
"Not sure if you're in our service area? Call or text us at (682) 359-3108—we may still be able to help!"
You'll receive a call, text, or email back within 2 business hours (often much faster).
We'll find a time that works for YOU. We'll text you when our crew is en route.
Our crew arrives on time, completes the work safely, and leaves your property spotless.
Before You Call
Stay clear of the tree, check for power lines, take photos, then call or text APPEX at (682) 359-3108. We answer Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. These steps follow International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) storm guidance and keep you safe while you wait for a crew.
No. According to ISA guidance, you should never remove branches from or near power lines and never to go near downed lines, because they may still be live. If tree parts are touching utility lines, call your electricity provider first.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Recognizing Tree Risk”
Yes. According to the ISA, broken limbs hanging overhead, or uprooted trees resting on roofs or other trees, may keep moving after a storm. Limbs under tension can react unexpectedly when cut. Keep people and pets out of the area until a crew arrives.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Storm-Related Tree Damage”
Photograph the damage before cleanup starts. According to the ISA, check your homeowner's policy first and having an appraisal done as soon as possible. Appraisals can include the cost of debris removal and repairs, and in most cases the claim limit for one tree is US$500.
Source: International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), “Tree Values”
The National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas office, at 3401 Northern Cross Blvd in Fort Worth, issues local forecasts and warnings. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center publishes severe-weather outlooks days ahead. Checking both helps you schedule pruning before storm season.
Source: National Weather Service, “NWS Fort Worth/Dallas Forecast Office”
FAQ
With our Photo Estimate feature, you can often receive a preliminary quote within hours—no site visit required. For in-person assessments, we typically schedule within 1–3 business days.
Yes. Get a fast, free, no-obligation estimate by calling or texting (682) 359-3108, or by sending photos of your tree(s) through our contact form.
Yes. APPEX carries full General Liability and Workers’ Compensation insurance. If a worker gets hurt on your property or a branch damages your roof, you are 100% protected.
Please call or text us at (682) 359-3108 to discuss your storm damage situation.
We serve residential and commercial properties across the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including Fort Worth, North Fort Worth, Arlington, Burleson, Alvarado, Mineral Wells, Weatherford, Crowley, Mansfield, Joshua, Cleburne and Benbrook, TX, and surrounding communities.
Yes. Text 1–3 clear photos of the tree(s) to (682) 359-3108 with a brief description of what you need, and we’ll send a detailed quote via text or email—often within hours.
Yes. Our crews serve both residential and commercial properties across the DFW area and surrounding communities.
Don't wait. Call or text APPEX RIGHT NOW at (682) 359-3108. Our team is ready to respond to storm damage across Fort Worth, Arlington, Burleson, and surrounding areas. We'll have a crew to you as fast as safely possible.
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