Best Tree Service Companies in Amarillo, TX: 2026 Profiles, No Rankings

Searching for the best tree service in Amarillo turns up a page of directories, each ranking the same handful of companies by a star score that says nothing about whether they carry insurance or grind stumps. This page takes a different approach. It profiles eight established local providers using only what each one states on its own website, in alphabetical order, so you can compare them on the facts that actually matter for your job.

How this list was built

• Source: company websites only. Every fact in a profile below comes from the company’s own site. Where a company has no website we could find, the profile says so and is limited to the services and area shown on its public business listing.
• Snapshot date: September 8, 2026. Websites change. A service a company added last week, or dropped, may not be reflected here.
• Alphabetical order. The list is not a ranking. First on the page does not mean first choice.
• No ratings. We do not report star ratings, review counts, or third-party grades from any source, because those numbers are easy to game and hard to verify.
• No paid placement. No company paid to appear here, and no company was left off for declining to.
• Corrections welcome. A company that finds its profile out of date can ask for a correction through our contact page.

Where a profile says a site does not mention something, that is a statement about the website, not about the company. Plenty of insured providers never think to say so online. Ask.

Amarillo Stump and Tree Removal

Amarillo Stump and Tree Removal states on its website that it was founded in 2020 and serves residential and commercial clients across the Panhandle area from a base on Advance Place in southwest Amarillo. Its listed services are tree pruning and trimming, tree removal, and stump grinding, and the company says it aims to operate in an environmentally responsible manner, using eco-friendly products and methods where it can. The site lists a phone number of (806) 437-4972 and hours of Monday through Saturday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. It does not mention ISA Certified Arborist staff, insurance coverage, or emergency availability. Website: amarillostumpandtree.com.

Five Star Tree Service

Five Star Tree Service describes itself as a family-owned local business serving Amarillo and the surrounding area since 1999. Its website lists tree trimming and pruning, tree removal, stump grinding, bucket services, disease and pest treatment, and risk assessment, and it offers free estimates along with senior and veteran discounts. The site says the company is ready to respond to storm damage and sudden tree hazards, though it does not state 24-hour availability. It lists a phone number of 806-584-1678. The site does not mention ISA Certified Arborist staff or insurance coverage. Website: fivestartreeservice.com.

High Plains Tree Works

High Plains Tree Works states that it is a veteran-owned tree care business whose origins trace to 1995, when it operated as Agriclear, a commercial and roadside clearing company. Its website lists full-service tree removal, trimming, pruning, and stump grinding, with a stated specialty in close-quarters and hazard tree removals, plus tree root fertilization. The site displays membership badges for the International Society of Arboriculture and its Texas chapter, which is an organizational membership rather than a statement that a named staff member holds the ISA Certified Arborist credential; ask directly if that matters for your job. It serves Amarillo and surrounding areas and lists a phone number of 806-443-2677. The site does not mention insurance coverage or emergency availability. Website: highplainstreeworks.com.

Joey’s Tree Service

Joey’s Tree Service has a website at joeytreeservice.com, but it would not load at the time of our September 8, 2026 snapshot, so this profile is based on the company’s public business listing only and is limited to services and area. The listing shows tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup for residential and commercial customers in Amarillo and surrounding areas, operating from an address on Doris Drive in south-central Amarillo. Because we could not read the company’s own site, we cannot say what it states about years in business, arborist credentials, insurance, or emergency hours, and we have not included a phone number. Website: joeytreeservice.com.

Off the Court Property Maintenance

Off the Court Property Maintenance is a multi-service company whose website covers tree work alongside fencing, lawn maintenance, landscaping, sprinkler repair and installation, junk removal, pressure washing, and fence staining. On the tree side it lists removal, trimming, stump grinding, and emergency tree service, with stated hours of Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm, and Sunday 7 am to 3 pm rather than a round-the-clock claim. The site states that the company is insured; since Texas does not license tree work, ask what any license reference covers and request the insurance certificate itself. It is one of the few Amarillo providers that publishes its own price ranges for tree removal and trimming, which is useful for comparison even if your quote lands elsewhere. Its stated service area is Amarillo plus Canyon, Bushland, Hereford, Vega, Claude, Panhandle, and White Deer, and it lists a phone number of (806) 557-1828. The site does not state a founding year or mention ISA Certified Arborist staff. Website: offthecourtpropertymaintenance.com.

Pastwas Tree Service LLC

Pastwas Tree Service LLC states on its website that it has been a family-operated tree service since 1994, serving Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. Its listed services are trimming, pruning, tree removal, and stump grinding, along with hedge and bush trimming, cleanup and haul-off, and firewood sales, and it offers complimentary estimates. The site lists a phone number of 806-679-0592. It does not mention ISA Certified Arborist staff, insurance coverage, or emergency or after-hours availability. Website: pastwastreeservice.com.

Tope’s Tree Trimming & Landscaping

We could not find a company-owned website for Tope’s Tree Trimming & Landscaping as of September 8, 2026, so this profile is based on its public business listing only and is limited to services and area. The listing describes the company as an Amarillo tree trimming and landscaping business. We have no company-stated information on years in business, arborist credentials, insurance, or emergency availability, and we have not included a phone number because none appears on a site the company controls. If you are considering Tope’s, ask those questions directly.

Wright Away Tree Service

We could not find a company-owned website for Wright Away Tree Service as of September 8, 2026, so this profile is based on its public business listing only and is limited to services and area. The listing describes the company as a tree service based in Amarillo. As with any provider without a site we can read, we have no company-stated information on years in business, arborist credentials, insurance, or emergency hours, and we have not included a phone number. Ask for a certificate of insurance and an itemized written quote before scheduling.

How to choose between them

The profiles above tell you what each company says about itself. These are the questions that separate a good fit from a bad one for your specific job.

• Ask for the insurance certificate, not the claim. Request a current certificate of general liability insurance and proof of workers’ comp coverage, and confirm the policy is active by calling the agent on the certificate. A tree falling the wrong way is a homeowner’s-policy problem if the crew is uninsured.
• Ask about an ISA Certified Arborist for keep-or-remove decisions. The credential is voluntary in Texas, and a crew does not need it to take a tree down cleanly. It matters when the question is whether the tree should come down at all, or how to trim it so it survives. Our is my tree dying or dangerous page covers what to look at before you call.
• Get an itemized quote in writing. The quote should separate the removal or trim from stump grinding, debris hauling, and any crane or rigging work, and it should name the tree and its location so there is no dispute about which one is coming down.
• Ask about storm availability before you need it. Find out whether the company takes after-hours calls, how it prioritizes storm work, and whether it quotes emergency jobs in writing before starting. Expect a premium over standard tiers for after-hours or crane work, and get that number first.
• Ask whether they grind stumps. Not every removal crew owns a grinder. If the profile above does not list stump grinding, ask whether the company refers a stump-only operator and whether that visit is priced separately.
• Treat a “city license number” as a red flag. The City of Amarillo does not issue contractor ID numbers for tree work, and Texas has no state license for it. A company advertising either is either confused about its own paperwork or hoping you are.
• Ask what happens near power lines. Xcel Energy handles line clearance in Amarillo. A provider who offers to work within reach of an energized line is telling you something about its judgment.

What a fair quote looks like

Once you have two or three written quotes, these Amarillo spans, current as of September 2026, tell you whether the numbers are in the normal range.

Job	Amarillo span	Details
Tree removal	$400–$2,000+ per tree	Removal cost breakdown
Tree trimming	$100–$1,200 per tree	Trimming cost breakdown
Stump grinding	$64–$680 per stump	Stump grinding cost breakdown

A small ornamental removal sits at the bottom of the removal span and a large Siberian elm leaning over a Wolflin roof sits at the top. Trimming depends mostly on tree size and how much is coming off. Stump grinding is priced by the size of the tree that stood there, with diameter at ground level and root flare setting the final number. A quote well outside these spans is not automatically wrong, but it is a reason to ask what is driving it.

Emergency and storm work carries a premium over these standard tiers, and no sourced local figure exists for how much. Get that number in writing before anyone starts a saw.

A note on this page and our matching

Panhandle Tree Care matches homeowners in Amarillo, Canyon, and Bushland with independent tree service providers. Appearing on this page does not mean a company is in that network, and being left off does not mean anything about a company either. The list above exists to help you compare providers on facts they publish themselves. If you would rather skip the calls, tell us about your tree and we will match you with an independent provider for your part of town.