Tree & Shrub Pruning
Proper pruning for trees and shrubs — structure, health, and clearance, done to arborist standards.
Tree Service · San Antonio, TX
JJ Tree Service, LLC is a family-run tree company founded in San Antonio in 1996 by arborist John Junier and Maribelle Junier — pruning, high-risk removals, and tree health work done by people who know these oaks.
Warning Signs
Not every problem means a tree has to come down. These are the signs worth having an arborist look at before they get worse — or more expensive.
Dead branches over a roof, driveway, or walkway are a safety risk — and often the first sign a tree is declining.
Heavy oak ball moss weighs limbs down and shades out growth. Removal plus deadwood cleanup helps the canopy recover.
Limbs touching or hanging over your roof or structure need clearance and reduction before storm season finds them.
A new lean, cracked trunk, or storm damage can make a tree high-risk. Get it assessed before it comes down on its own.
How We Help
Pruning and health work to keep good trees standing, careful removals when a tree can't stay, and landscaping when the job is bigger than the trees.
Proper pruning for trees and shrubs — structure, health, and clearance, done to arborist standards.
Careful removal of dangerous, dead, or badly placed trees, including tight and high-risk situations.
Ball moss and deadwood taken out of San Antonio oaks so the canopy can breathe and grow again.
Clearance and reduction work that gets limbs off roofs and structures and reduces storm risk.
Hedges topped, shaped, and kept in bounds — clean lines without tearing them up.
Root feeding and environmental work that supports stressed trees from the ground up.
Bracing, cabling, and cavity work to support valuable trees that are worth saving.
Cedar and lot clearing, brush chipping, and hauling — land cleaned up and debris gone.
Remote stump grinding that can reach stumps in spots bigger machines can't get to.
Landscaping & xeriscaping, too: sod and rock installation, planter boxes, retaining walls, and pavestone walkways and patio extensions.
Why JJ Tree Service
JJ Tree Service was established in 1996 in San Antonio by John Junier, an arborist, and Maribelle Junier. It's still family-run — and the work still carries the family name.
Founded by John and Maribelle Junier in San Antonio — and still run that way today.
John Junier is an arborist — tree decisions here start with tree knowledge, not a sales quota.
Member of the San Antonio Arborist Association (SAAA), part of this city's tree-care community.
Licensed and insured, with OSHA-compliant practices on every job.
Work performed with ANSI-approved equipment, matched to the job and the tree.
Estimates are free — call, describe the tree and the problem, and know what it takes before you decide.
The Process
Three steps between the tree you're worried about and work you understand.
Call or send the details — what kind of tree, what you're seeing, and where it sits near your home or structures.
We look at the tree and the job, talk through the options — save it, prune it, or remove it — and give you a free estimate.
The work is done with ANSI-approved equipment, and brush chipping and hauling are available so you're not left with the mess.
Customer Reviews
Homeowners across the San Antonio area have shared their experiences with JJ Tree Service on Google.
"Sample review text for layout only — a heritage oak cleaned of ball moss and deadwood, the yard left clean, and a crew that explained every cut before they made it."
— Sample review shown for layout. In the live site, this space features real customer reviews for JJ Tree Service.
Service Area
Based in San Antonio and family-run here since 1996 — serving homeowners across the greater San Antonio area.
Our home since 1996 — pruning, removals, ball moss and deadwood work, stump grinding, and landscaping across the city, from heritage oaks to cedar lots.
San Antonio, TXNot sure if you're in range? Call and ask — if we can get a crew to you, we'll give you a free estimate.
Serving the greater San Antonio areaFree Estimate
Share what you're seeing — dead limbs, ball moss, a tree too close to the roof — and we'll talk through what it needs. Estimates are free.