Francisco's Tree and Landscaping

Tree Services, Tree Removal and Trimming and Landscaping in Omaha, Nebraska, Council Bluffs, Iowa and the Surrounding Areas

Tree Services

We provide superior tree services for all species in Nebraska and Iowa.

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Tree Removal & Trimming

Count on us for tree removal, trimming and storm damage clean up services.


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Landscaping

We simplify yard maintenance and enhance beauty with full service landscaping.

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Our Services

  • Certified Arborist
  • Tree Services
  • Tree Removal
  • Tree Trimming & Pruning
  • Residential & Commercial
  • Stump Removal
  • Emergency Tree Services
  • Storm Clean Up
  • Landscaping & Hardscaping
  • Shrubs, Hedges & Bushes
  • Free Estimates

Francisco’s Tree and Landscaping Services has been providing professional landscaping, tree services and tree removal in Omaha, Nebraska, Council Bluffs, Iowa and the surrounding areas since 2013. Our certified arborists are highly skilled at all aspects of tree services for both residential and commercial property owners. We’ve built a reputation in our community for providing honest, fair priced and above all, high quality services that cater to the individual needs of each customer. Whether you require assistance with landscape design, hardscaping installation, tree trimming or tree removal, you can count on our local tree company to get the job done right. Give us a call to learn more about our extensive services or to request an estimate for the cost of tree removal or other tree services in Omaha, Council Bluffs and the surrounding towns.

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At Francisco’s Tree and Landscaping Services, we’re dedicated to ensuring each of our customers has an exceptional experience from start to finish. Each member of the team at our Council Bluffs tree removal business undergoes extensive training on modern safety techniques and advanced tools and technologies to ensure we are able to expertly serve our community. Our nearby tree service professionals are of course licensed and insured, for your protection and ours. We encourage you to call Francisco’s Tree and Landscaping Services at 402-639-7407 to learn more about how we can enhance your property with tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning, lawn care, or other landscaping services in Omaha, NE, Council Bluffs, IA, or the neighboring areas.

Francisco's Tree and Landscaping Blog

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By Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services November 24, 2025
Strong winds can turn even a beautiful, mature tree into a serious hazard if that tree has underlying structural issues. While healthy trees can typically withstand storms, those weakened by disease, decay, or damage are far more likely to fall. A toppled tree can cause costly property damage—or worse, serious injuries. Knowing what to look for can help you take action before a problem tree becomes a disaster. At Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services, we can identify and safely remove hazardous trees. Here are three signs that a tree has become more likely to blow down in high winds. Leaning or Shifting Position If a tree that once stood upright is now leaning noticeably to one side, it may be in danger of toppling during the next storm. A new or worsening lean often indicates that the root system has been compromised, possibly by soil erosion or decay. In some cases, a recent windstorm may have loosened the roots enough that the tree is no longer stable. Any change in the tree’s angle—especially if the soil around the base looks cracked or lifted—should be treated as a red flag. Splits in the Trunk A tree’s trunk provides its main support, so visible cracks, splits, or cavities are serious warning signs. Deep cracks can weaken the trunk’s structural integrity, especially if they extend into major branches or down toward the root flare. Internal decay may also be hiding behind what appears to be minor bark damage. If you see extensive cracking or hollow sections in the trunk, the tree may not be able to withstand strong gusts and should be inspected by a professional right away. Root Damage/Decay Healthy roots are essential for anchoring a tree firmly in the ground. If the roots are damaged by construction, compacted soil, or fungal decay, the tree’s stability can be severely compromised. Signs of trouble include fungal growth near the base, soft or spongy soil, and exposed or broken roots. When roots weaken, the entire tree becomes far more likely to blow over, even in moderate winds. Tree Removal in Omaha, NE For tree removal in Omaha and the surrounding area, contact Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services at  402-639-7407  . Feel free to give us a call to arrange an estimate!
A tree trimming service worker uses a chainsaw from a lift bucket to prune a tree against a blue sky.
By Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services November 24, 2025
Strong winds can turn even a beautiful, mature tree into a serious hazard if that tree has underlying structural issues. While healthy trees can typically withstand storms, those weakened by disease, decay, or damage are far more likely to fall. A toppled tree can cause costly property damage—or worse, serious injuries. Knowing what to look for can help you take action before a problem tree becomes a disaster. At Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services, we can identify and safely remove hazardous trees. Here are three signs that a tree has become more likely to blow down in high winds. Leaning or Shifting Position If a tree that once stood upright is now leaning noticeably to one side, it may be in danger of toppling during the next storm. A new or worsening lean often indicates that the root system has been compromised, possibly by soil erosion or decay. In some cases, a recent windstorm may have loosened the roots enough that the tree is no longer stable. Any change in the tree’s angle—especially if the soil around the base looks cracked or lifted—should be treated as a red flag. Splits in the Trunk A tree’s trunk provides its main support, so visible cracks, splits, or cavities are serious warning signs. Deep cracks can weaken the trunk’s structural integrity, especially if they extend into major branches or down toward the root flare. Internal decay may also be hiding behind what appears to be minor bark damage. If you see extensive cracking or hollow sections in the trunk, the tree may not be able to withstand strong gusts and should be inspected by a professional right away. Root Damage/Decay Healthy roots are essential for anchoring a tree firmly in the ground. If the roots are damaged by construction, compacted soil, or fungal decay, the tree’s stability can be severely compromised. Signs of trouble include fungal growth near the base, soft or spongy soil, and exposed or broken roots. When roots weaken, the entire tree becomes far more likely to blow over, even in moderate winds. Tree Removal in Omaha, NE For tree removal in Omaha and the surrounding area, contact Francisco’s Tree & Landscaping Services at  402-639-7407  . Feel free to give us a call to arrange an estimate!

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