Emergency & storm
A tree on the roof, a limb in the line, or a trunk across the drive so you cannot get the car out. Call any hour.
See how it works →We publish the price because making you call to hear a number wastes your day and ours.
Stacked and delivered, and priced right here on the page rather than making you call to find out. A rick is $200 and a cord is $400.
A price before the first cut, in writing.
Everything we cut goes, and the yard gets raked.
Monday through Saturday, around the clock.
Rated 5.0 on Google, none below five.
Any hour, Monday through Saturday. Tell us what you have and where you are.
We walk the property and give you a price in writing before anything starts.
Hauled off, raked, gone. You get your yard back.
A cord is the full stack. Four feet high, four feet deep, eight feet long. A rick is one row off the front of that stack, so the depth is however long the pieces are cut. Three ricks is roughly a cord, which is why ours is $200 against $400.
How long it lasts is the part nobody tells you, because it depends on how you burn it. A fireplace you light at weekends goes through far less than a stove you keep going most evenings. If this is your first winter with a stove, start with a rick and watch how fast it goes down. You can always order more, and we would rather you did that than talked you into a cord you cannot store.
Ordering for the whole season, or for more than one house? Say so when you call. Several cords at once is a different conversation and a different price.
Wood cut this year is full of water. It hisses, it smokes, it throws far less heat, and it lines your chimney with creosote, which is what chimney fires are made of.
Seasoned wood has been split and stacked long enough to dry out. You can see it on the cut end. Cracks running out from the centre, ends gone grey, and a sharp knock rather than a dull thud when two pieces are banged together. It is also lighter than it looks.
Check that on any wood you buy, from us or from anyone. It is the difference between a fire that heats the room and one you spend the evening nursing. Five customers mention the wood quality in their Google reviews, and three mention the stacking by name.
The full firewood guide goes through rick against cord, seasoned against green, and which species burn best here.
Open 24 hours, Monday to Saturday · free on-site estimate · we haul off everything we cut · or ask for an estimate in writing
Our own photos, off our own jobs. Nothing bought from a stock library.
There are 535 more on our Google profile, and more before and afters here.
Every review we have on Google is a five. Not one four, not one three, and we cannot edit a word of any of them.
★★★★★Kevin and Kat are awesome! Had a troubled tree trimmed up on 3-23. The tree was a mess but is much more manageable now. They hauled off everything, raked up the smaller stuff, and even disposed of an old shelving unit. If you need it done and done right, give them a call. Highly recommend!
Brian S5 months ago★ Google
★★★★★Voltage Tree Stump Grinding did an amazing job. Great pricing and amazing people to work with! There were some delays with rain and maintenance but I’m glad we stuck with them! Came and got it done super quick!!
Kellianne LaBouve1 month ago★ Google
★★★★★Kat and her crew came out within a short notice and cut this dead tree down that was compromising my electrical line to the house and my roof.…
Shortened. Read it in full on Google.
Jessica Canales4 months ago★ Google
Quoted word for word from Google, where we cannot edit them. More of what people said, or read them on Google →
A cord is the full stack, 4 feet by 4 feet by 8 feet. A rick is one row off the front of it, so the depth is however long the pieces are cut. A cord is roughly three ricks, which is why ours is $400 against $200. More in our firewood guide.
Tell us where it is going when you call and we will tell you what delivery looks like to your address.
Three separate reviewers mention our wood stacking by name, so it comes up often enough that customers write about it unprompted. We stack it where you want it, not in a heap on the drive.
Call and ask what we have in, because it moves with what we are taking down. Mesquite and post oak are the two best burning woods in this part of Texas, and both are excellent for cooking.
It moves with the species, whether the wood is seasoned, and whether delivery and stacking are in the price. Ours is $400 a cord, seasoned, delivered and stacked. When you compare prices, check those three things on each one, because they are what the number is made of.
Ask three things before you compare any two numbers. Is the wood seasoned, or was it cut this year? Does the price include delivery, and out how far? And does somebody stack it where you want it, or does it get tipped in a heap on your drive and become your afternoon? A cheaper number with different answers to those is not the same product.
Yes. Tell us how much you want and where it is going when you call. Ordering for a whole season is a different conversation and a different price.
A tree on the roof, a limb in the line, or a trunk across the drive so you cannot get the car out. Call any hour.
See how it works →The dead one you keep looking at from the kitchen window. Down, hauled off, and the yard raked behind us.
See how it works →The limb over your roof, and the branches your neighbour keeps mentioning. Cut back without hurting the tree.
See how it works →The stump you have mown around for two years. Ground out below the grass so you can plant over it.
See how it works →The privacy fence that is leaning, missing boards, or was never there. Built new, or put back.
See how it works →Landscape rock and gravel, by the ton or the yard. Tipped in the drive, spread, or put exactly where it goes.
See how it works →Weeds and old growth out, edges cut back in, rock down. One visit, and the beds look deliberate again.
See how it works →A house or a business nobody has touched in a long time. Cleared in one visit and handed back.
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Each town has its own page. If yours is not listed, call and ask. We probably cover it.
Name, number, and what you are looking at. We come out, walk the property, and give you a price before anything gets cut. If you do not like the number, you have not spent a dollar.
Rated 5.0 on Google by the people we have worked for
Prefer to talk? Call (940) 642-1786 any hour, Monday to Saturday.
Payment is due when the job is done. We guarantee professional quality work, and we leave every property better than we found it.