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Gleannloch Farms

Tree Service in Gleannloch Farms

A master-planned community built on a former horse farm, where trails and open space run along many back fences.

Gleannloch Farms takes its name from the Arabian horse breeding farm founded by oilman Frank W. “Pete” Bivins. The community kept parts of that heritage, including stables, open space and an extensive trail system.

Source: The Village at Gleannloch Farms, “The Story Behind Gleannloch Farms” (a community business’s history page).

Whose tree is it?

Many Gleannloch Farms lots back onto a trail, a greenbelt or a common area. A tree leaning over your fence from that side is probably not yours to remove, even if it would land on your roof. The association or the entity that maintains the common area is the first call for a tree on its land.

For trees inside your lot, the ordinary tiers apply. A limb from a common-area tree that has already fallen onto your property is a cleanup job you can call in, but tell the company where the tree stands.

What the calls here tend to be

  • Trimming for roof clearance on trees planted with the houses.
  • Stump grinding after a removal, before new sod or a patio goes in.
  • Storm cleanup where a common-area tree dropped limbs across several back yards.

ZIP code 77379, which includes Gleannloch Farms, has more homes built in the 1990s than in any other decade, according to census-based figures on the removal page.

Gleannloch Farms Tree Request

Say whether the tree is on your lot or on the other side of the fence.

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