Johnson County keeps its weather honest: pine-scented mornings, red clay that stains a boot, and August thunderheads stacking over the Ohoopee long before the first drop lands. Wrightsville Tree Service Pros works the pecan yards and longleaf edges around the courthouse square, taking limbs down clean and leaving a crown balanced rather than butchered. Removals get planned backward from where the wood must land, so a narrow lot between the road and the porch stays a lot someone can still park in. When a storm shears a limb across a driveway out toward Kite or Adrian, the crew arrives with rakes as well as saws, and the yard is handed back swept instead of staged for later. Pruning here is patient work — opening a canopy so light reaches the grass and the next wind has less to grab.