Tree Service in Tye, TX

Removal, trimming, stumps and storm cleanup in Tye, just north of Dyess AFB. We pass your request to one local company.

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

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Tye is about eight miles west of Abilene and just north of Dyess Air Force Base, according to the Texas State Historical Association. Requests from Tye 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 Tye

Tye's own limb pickup. The City of Tye picks up tree limbs for residents inside the city with an active water account, on the third Thursday of every month. The city's rules:

Limbs cut to 4 feet or less, so one person can load them.
Trunks are different from limbs. For large or multiple trunks, call Public Works.
Loading should take five to ten minutes. Bigger piles need other arrangements.
A roll-off container is available for $50, for limbs and brush only. Other garbage in it can raise the cost to $225.
You can haul limbs yourself to the brush pile at the City Maintenance Yard, at the south end of Morgan St., Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Questions: (325) 692-8588.

The city calls limb pickup a courtesy for minor cleanup. For a removal or a big trim, ask the tree company to haul the brush, or plan on the roll-off.

A town that grew with the base. TSHA says the Tye field was built just south of the community during World War II and briefly served as Abilene's airport. It was reactivated as Abilene Air Force Base in 1956 and renamed Dyess Air Force Base later that year. Tye grew with it, incorporating in the mid-1950s. TSHA's population figures show 1,176 people in 2020.

On the highway and the rail line. TSHA places Tye at the meeting of the Missouri Pacific line, Highway 84 and Farm Road 707. The community was laid out by the Texas and Pacific Railway in 1881 as Tebo and took the name Tye in 1901. If a tree sits on a back fence line, know where your property line is before work starts.

Taylor County rules for burning. Tye is in northern Taylor County. The Texas A&M Forest Service says burn bans are set by a county judge or commissioners court during drought, so check Taylor County's status and any city rules before burning brush.

Abilene-area wind. The July 5, 2026 windstorm brought 80 mph winds to the Abilene area, and AEP Texas said trees blowing into lines broke and downed numerous line sections. Have damaged or dead trees looked at before the next storm. See storm damage tree removal for what to do first after a tree falls.

Tree services in Tye

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

Tree removal. Dead, leaning or storm-damaged trees near homes and fences.
Tree trimming. Clearance over roofs and drives, 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 along fence lines, handled so it doesn't resprout from the root.
Stump grinding. Old stumps ground down so you can mow or replant.

Typical costs for Tye homeowners

National guides checked in October 2026 put common jobs at:

Job	Typical national range	Source
Tree removal, up to 30 feet	About $150 to $450	HomeAdvisor
Tree removal, 30 to 60 feet	About $450 to $1,200	HomeAdvisor
Tree trimming, per tree	About $430 to $640	LawnStarter
Stump grinding, one stump	About $150 to $500	HomeAdvisor

These are national ranges, not Tye quotes. HomeAdvisor says some companies charge $50 to $200 for travel outside their usual area, so ask. If you'll haul the small brush to Tye's Maintenance Yard yourself, ask what that takes off the price. 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 the company hauls the brush or you use Tye's pickup, roll-off or brush pile.
Know where your property line is if the tree is on a fence line.

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

Common questions

When does Tye pick up tree limbs?

On the third Thursday of every month, for residents inside the city with an active water account. Limbs must be cut to 4 feet or less so one person can load them, and loading should take five to ten minutes. Call Public Works at (325) 692-8588 about large trunks.

Where can I take brush in Tye?

The City of Tye's brush pile is at the City Maintenance Yard at the south end of Morgan St., open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For a big pile, the city rents a roll-off container for limbs and brush only for $50.

Does Tye's limb pickup take brush from a tree company?

The city describes limb pickup as a courtesy for minor cleanup, with a five-to-ten-minute loading limit, so a removal's worth of brush won't fit. Ask the tree company to haul it, or rent the city's $50 roll-off container.

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Last updated 2026-10-23