Dealing with hazardous trees or overgrown branches? Our tree removal services in Bluff Springs, TX, are the solution. ATX Blue Star Tree Services delivers safe and efficient tree care to keep your property pristine and secure.
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At ATX Blue Star Tree Services, we’re a full-service tree company that handles everything from tree cutting to tree trimming and complete tree removal in Bluff Springs, TX. Our team is trained to manage tree care safely, whether it’s after a storm or clearing space for new projects. We use the most advanced equipment and proven techniques to complete each job safely.
You’ll get honest advice and straightforward pricing before any work begins. Whether you need branches cut and shaped or emergency tree removal, you can count on us to leave your property safer and more appealing. For quality tree service in Travis County, look no further than ATX Blue Star Tree Services.
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Tree removal in Bluff Springs, TX is often needed when trees grow too large, weaken, or become a hazard. Falling limbs or trees can break roofs, fences, or power lines, leaving you with costly repairs. Taking down risky trees can prevent serious problems before they happen.
Removing unhealthy trees also gives the rest of your yard more room to thrive. Sunlight reaches your lawn better, and other trees or plants can grow without competing for nutrients. Whether it’s a tree cutting job or a full tree removal, trust ATX Blue Star Tree Services to improve your Travis County landscape and protect your property. Give us a call at 772-249-5390 to request a free quote today!
Bluff Springs was first settled in the early 1850s. A post office was established at Bluff Springs in 1853 and remained in operation until 1902, with William S. Smith serving as postmaster. Mail was then sent from Buda. In the mid-1880s, the settlement had several steam-powered gristmills, cotton gins, and a church serving 250 residents. Stagecoach operations from the community expanded toward Lockhart, Luling, and Austin. Farmers in the area grew cotton, corn, oats, and sweet potatoes. In 1892, the population plunged to 50. It fell by half in the early 1930s but returned to 50 in 1939 and remained there through 2000. Bluff Springs only had a church, a few businesses, and scattered houses in the 1940s.
Bluff Springs is located on the Thomas F. McKinney land grant.
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