Tree Service in Clyde, TX

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Tree service in Clyde covers removals, trimming, stump grinding, mesquite clearing and storm cleanup. To get help, send a request with the form, and pick "Clyde" as your town.

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Clyde is on Interstate 20, about eight miles east of Abilene, according to the Texas State Historical Association. Requests from Clyde go to a local tree service company that serves the area; pricing and scheduling come from that company.

What's different about tree work in Clyde

It's in Callahan County. Clyde sits in northwestern Callahan County, five miles west of Baird, per TSHA. That matters for burning brush: the Texas A&M Forest Service says burn bans are set by a county judge or county commissioners court, so Clyde follows Callahan County's ban status, not Taylor County's. Bans go on and off with drought, so check the county or the Forest Service's burn ban map the day you plan to burn.

New trash and bulk rules this fall. The City of Clyde moved its trash service to CWS beginning October 5, 2026, and its convenience center is permanently closed. According to the city's Public Works page:

Weekly on-demand bulk curbside pickup runs every Wednesday for $25, added to your city utility bill. Call City Hall by noon Tuesday.
CWS will provide free quarterly bulk curbside pickup, starting January 8, 2027.
The city plans a free citywide cleanup twice a year, the first on November 14, 2026, with containers at the City Yard.

The page doesn't list limb lengths or brush limits, so call Clyde City Hall at (325) 893-4234 before setting out a pile. For a removal, ask the tree company to haul the brush and wood. Free disposal at the Abilene Brush Center requires a current City of Abilene municipal services statement, which most Clyde households won't have.

A town that knows wind. TSHA's history of Clyde lists several destructive tornadoes. On June 10, 1938, a tornado killed fourteen people and destroyed twenty-one homes; another on April 28, 1950, killed five. After any big wind, check trees for split trunks, hanging limbs and new leans, and see storm damage tree removal for what to do first.

Long dry spells. TSHA also records repeated droughts at Clyde, including 1949 to 1957, the longest, and the summer of 1988, possibly the worst. If a tree has thinned over a few dry years, have it assessed before it becomes a removal over the house.

On the Callahan Divide. TSHA places Clyde on the Callahan Divide between the Brazos and Colorado rivers, at about 1,980 feet. It's a growing town: TSHA's population figures show 3,811 people in 2020, up from 2,562 in 1980.

Tree services in Clyde

You can send a request for any of these jobs in Clyde:

Tree removal. Dead, leaning or split trees near homes, fences and outbuildings.
Tree trimming. Clearance over roofs and drives, dead wood, and oak pruning timed for July through January to avoid oak wilt, per the Texas A&M Forest Service.
Mesquite tree removal. Mesquite in yards and fence lines. The USDA Forest Service says honey mesquite resprouts from buds on its upper root, so ask how the company keeps it from coming back.
Stump grinding. Grinding old stumps so you can mow or replant.

Typical costs for Clyde homeowners

National guides checked in October 2026 put common jobs at:

Job	Typical national range	Source
Tree removal, most jobs	About $200 to $2,000 (average about $750)	HomeAdvisor
Tree trimming, per tree	About $430 to $640	LawnStarter
Stump grinding, one stump	About $150 to $500	HomeAdvisor
Travel fee outside a company's usual area	About $50 to $200	HomeAdvisor

These are national ranges, not Clyde quotes. Ask whether there's a travel charge for Clyde and whether brush hauling is included, since the city's bulk options have changed. See the tree removal cost guide for more.

Before you get in touch

Note the kind of tree, roughly how tall it is, and what's under it.
Say whether any part of it is near a power line. Don't trim near lines yourself.
Decide whether you want the stump ground and the brush hauled.
If you plan to burn brush yourself, check Callahan County's burn ban status first.

Not in Clyde? See tree service in Abilene for the full list of services.

Common questions

How do I get rid of tree limbs in Clyde?

The City of Clyde moved to CWS beginning October 5, 2026. Its Public Works page lists weekly on-demand bulk curbside pickup on Wednesdays for $25 (call City Hall by noon Tuesday), free quarterly bulk pickup starting January 8, 2027, and a free citywide cleanup on November 14, 2026. The page doesn't list limb rules, so call City Hall at (325) 893-4234 first. If you hire a tree company, ask whether it hauls the brush.

Can Clyde residents use the Abilene Brush Center?

Free disposal there requires a driver's license and a current City of Abilene municipal services statement, so most Clyde residents won't qualify. Ask the Brush Center at (325) 677-2149 about your situation, or have the tree company haul the brush.

Who sets burn bans in Clyde?

Clyde is in Callahan County, not Taylor County. The Texas A&M Forest Service says burn bans are put in place by a county judge or commissioners court, so check Callahan County's status, not Abilene's, before burning brush.

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Last updated 2026-10-23