"Gave us a great price and finished ahead of schedule. The turf still looks brand new after a full Vegas summer."
M
Marcus T.
Summerlin
Las Vegas · North Las Vegas · Henderson
Tree & Shrub Services in Las Vegas
Palm trimming, shrub shaping, tree pruning, and safe removals across the entire valley.
Palms and desert trees in Las Vegas need real seasonal care to stay safe, healthy, and looking good. Overgrown palms drop heavy fronds. Untrimmed mesquites and palo verdes split in monsoon winds. Overgrown shrubs eat sidewalks and irrigation lines. We handle all of it — clean, safe, and hauled away in the same day.
Our crew handles Mexican fan palms, queen palms, date palms, and canary island palms up to 60 feet with proper equipment and safety rigging. We also do full pruning on native mesquites, palo verdes, acacias, and desert willows — cutting for structure and monsoon resistance, not just to make it look smaller.
For shrubs, we shape hedges, thin overgrown lantana and Texas sage, and reset foundation plantings so your yard looks intentional again. Every job includes full haul-away and a clean-up sweep of the property.
Why homeowners choose us.
Palm specialists
Fan, queen, date, canary — trimmed properly, not hurricane-cut.
Monsoon structural pruning
We cut for wind resistance so trees don't split in August.
Same-day haul-away
All debris removed and disposed. Property left cleaner than we found it.
Safe removals
Full removals including stump grinding, insured and permitted.
Shrub shaping
Real shaping and thinning — not hedge-trimmer buzzing.
Seasonal maintenance plans
Quarterly service so your yard always looks maintained.
Recent work.
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How it works.
01
Free Estimate
On-site walkthrough, real measurements, itemized quote.
02
Design
We map layout, materials, and drainage around your yard.
03
Install
Our own crew — no sub-contract surprises. Clean daily.
04
Enjoy
Walkthrough, warranty, and ongoing support any time.
"They worked with us on pricing as well as the scope of the work. Honest, easy to talk to, and the paver patio is stunning."
J
Jessica R.
Henderson
Common questions.
Late spring through early summer — after the seed pods form. We avoid over-cutting ('hurricane cut'), which stresses the tree.
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