El Paso County, Texas

Tree removal in El Paso, TX

Tree removal in El Paso. The National Weather Service logged 3 storm reports with trees in them near El Paso from 2016 through 2025, the latest on June 6, 2023. About two thirds of the homes in El Paso are detached houses.

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A suburban street after a storm, with fallen branches and a tree crew cutting a trunk

What is particular to El Paso

Storm reports near El Paso

From 2016 through 2025 the National Weather Service logged 3 storm reports near El Paso that mention trees, limbs or branches. The latest are dated June 6, 2023 and July 15, 2016. The strongest wind gust recorded in them was 60 mph, estimated by the reporter.

After a storm

Source: NOAA Storm Events

Homes and who decides

About 242,480 households live in El Paso. About two thirds of the homes are detached houses and about six in ten occupied homes are lived in by their owners. Half the homes were built before 1983.

Before you call

Source: Census ACS 2019–2023

Freezing nights

The nearest NOAA climate normals station, about 4 miles from El Paso, averages 42 nights a year with a low at or below 32°F, and 2 at or below 20°F.

Ice, snow and broken limbs

Source: NOAA Climate Normals

If a tree is on a line

Call the electric utility first and treat the line as live. EIA lists 2 electric utilities with service territory in El Paso County, among them El Paso Electric Co and Rio Grande Electric Coop, Inc.

A tree on a power line

Source: EIA-861, 2024