Sunnybrook Tree Service is named after a creek in the middle of Tyler, Texas. It seeps out of the woods, trickles through our neighborhood, joins West Mud Creek, and then Mud Creek, and eventually the Angelina River. The Angelina River joins the Neches River, and the Neches River joins the Sabine River at Sabine Lake. Sabine Lake joins the Gulf of Mexico, and the Gulf of Mexico is the Ocean.
What we do in Tyler is connected to the world. Sunnybrook Tree Service is here to help you take care of your trees. It is our privilege to help you and others in our community enjoy the natural world through the work we do in Tyler and Smith County.
This is our goal at Sunnybrook Tree Service. We want you to enjoy the trees, flowers, and other plants and animals on your property. Our first priority is to make sure that your trees are safe. We will inspect your trees and give you an experienced opinion on what needs to be addressed so that you are not at undue risk from your trees. There might be little or nothing needing to be done, and if so we will tell you.
Second, we want to give you direction on the best approach to caring for your trees. We are sensitive to the costs of caring for these large living things, so we will balance economy with the benefits of care in our recommendations. For instance, there might be large dead wood or diseased branches over your house…these need to go! Dead branches over a little-used section of your yard however are not necessarily important or helpful to remove. It might be better to leave those dead branches for bird and bug habitat!
A third priority in our work is to imagine with you how you can improve the beauty, value, and delight you have in your interactions with nature on your property. Take a look at our pictures below to see some of the stories we tell from our backyard adventures!
