Tree removal in Hallsville, TX

Hallsville sits on U.S. 80 about 10 miles east of Longview and 13 miles west of Marshall, the Harrison County seat. Settlement started in 1839 with Fort Crawford, about a mile west of today's town. When the Southern Pacific crossed a mile north in 1869, settlers moved to the tracks and named the new stop for a railroad official; the post office opened as "Hallville" and changed to Hallsville in the 1920s. The town incorporated in 1870, lapsed, and reincorporated in 1935.

Hallsville at a glance

• 4,277 people in the 2020 census, up from 3,577 in 2010.
• In Harrison County, like the small eastern part of Longview.
• FM 450 runs 2 miles south to Interstate 20 at exit 604.
• It had a single traffic light until 2003; now it has six.

Tree work in Hallsville

Hallsville is outside Longview, so Longview's free brush pickup and compost drop-off don't apply; ask the City of Hallsville what it collects, or plan for the contractor to haul the wood. Land outside city limits falls to Harrison County; we didn't find county tree rules in a citable form, so ask the county.

Where a tree has open room to fall, it can often be dropped whole; Angi notes that tight, hard-to-reach spots often add 25% to 50% to removal prices. See the cost page and, for acreage, lot clearing.

Other towns on this site: Kilgore, White Oak, Gladewater, plus Longview itself on the home page. See every area.