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Storm line: Open 24 hours · Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. · Saturday – Sunday: Storm line onlyStorm line: Open 24 hours · Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.(972) 555-0100

About

Twenty people, three climbing crews, one line that picks up

We started as a storm crew and grew into a company that also does planned removals, pruning and stumps. The storm line is still the part we plan everything around.

Three crews climb and rig. A ground crew chips and hauls. A dispatcher keeps the storm line, and the on-call lead takes it at night. Thach Tree & Rigging is woman-owned.

  • Climbing on ropes and a harness, ground crew below

  • No chainsaw from a ladder

  • The utility clears a line before we start near it

An arborist in an orange helmet and harness standing among trees and shrubs beside a parking area

The crew

Who answers, and who climbs

  • A woman in a white hard hat and a hi-vis vest looking at a tablet on a work site

    Diep Thach

    Owner

    Started the company and reads every estimate before it goes out. She plans the crews' week around the storm line.

  • Rolando Lozano

    Climbing crew lead, ISA Certified Arborist

    Leads the climbing crews and writes the rigging plan for each large removal. Speaks Spanish.

  • Soledad Ceja

    Dispatcher

    Keeps the storm line and sorts the calls by danger. Speaks Spanish.

  • Desmond Baptiste

    Ground crew and bucket truck lead

    Runs the chipper, the haul-off and the cleanup, and takes the line at night when he is on call.

Credentials

Credentials and insurance

The numbers are in the footer of every page.

  • Certificate

    • ISA Certified Arborist · TX Certificate 000000 · International Society of ArboricultureVerify

      Our climbing lead holds one, and ISA lets you check it

  • Insurance

    • General liability insurance

      A certificate goes to you or your insurer on request

  • Languages on the storm line

    • English

    • Spanish · Soledad Ceja and Rolando Lozano

Meet us on the phone

Call the storm line, or ask for an estimate.