Category: Tree Removal

Picking a good tree service can feel overwhelming when you’re staring at dozens of companies, wildly different prices, and confusing credentials. Over the years, we’ve seen firsthand what separates a professional tree service from one that can cause serious headaches. In short: A good tree service is licensed, insured, transparent with pricing, employs certified arborists […]

Tree roots in sewer line issues are more common than most homeowners expect, especially in older neighborhoods where mature trees and aging sewer pipes often coexist. We’ve seen firsthand how root growth can quietly turn into a serious (and expensive) problem. The most effective way to get rid of tree roots in your sewer lines […]

Tree roots can become a major issue when they spread too close to driveways, foundations, or underground pipes. Though we offer these services ourselves, our local customers sometimes choose to safely learn how to destroy tree roots on their own. If the job isn't too big, this can be a perfectly acceptable way to save […]

One of the unfortunate situations we commonly respond to with our customers is the case of a tree that has fallen in a yard, sometimes creating significant damage. A tree falling on your property can be a shocking and stressful experience. Whether it crashes onto your house, car, or yard, the aftermath requires immediate attention […]

As one of the busiest tree removal companies in north Georgia, we are always getting asked for quotes by people wanting to know about the average cost of tree removal in Georgia. While the answer may be not as straightforward as many would wish for, we hope we can offer some insight and guidance into […]

Sometimes when we arrive at a property, a homeowner or business owner points to a tangled mess of trees, or a tree that is precariously leaned on a power line or building. Most of the time, we recommend to get a professional to deal with these situations. However, if the tree is small enough and […]

One of the questions we are always answering when we give assessments and estimates is whether or not a particular leaning tree (or a group of leaning trees) is dangerous or safe. Though there’s no one-size-fits-all all answer, we hope to provide you with some guidance: A tree is considered dangerous if it’s leaning 15 […]

As professional tree workers with over 45 years of combined experience, we've seen quite a few trees exhibiting the classic warning signs of a falling tree. We also regularly help folks determine which of their tree's branches need to be trimmed, and which ones can be left alone. Hint: it's not always obvious! When it […]