Most calls start the same way: there's a tree the homeowner doesn't trust anymore. Sometimes it's a dead pine behind a house in Bay Minette, sometimes a live oak limb over a carport in Fairhope, and sometimes it's already on the roof after a storm. The fix might be a full removal, a careful trim that keeps the tree, or just grinding out a stump someone else left. Pick the service that matches what's going on below, or call and describe the tree, and we'll tell you which one it really needs.
Tree RemovalBig pines, oaks near the house, dead and hollow trees. We take them down in sections where there's no room to drop them whole.Tree Removal →
Emergency and Storm Tree RemovalA tree on the roof, the car or across the driveway. We get it off safely and help you document it for insurance.Storm Tree Removal →
Tree Trimming and PruningLimbs over the roof, branches on the power drop, crowns too heavy for hurricane season. Thinned and shaped, not butchered.Tree Trimming →
Stump GrindingThe stump ground below the surface so you can mow, plant or pour over it. Add it to a removal or book it on its own.Stump Grinding →What to Expect When You Call
- A few questions on the phone. What kind of tree, about how tall, where it stands and what's near it.
- A free look in person. We check the tree, what's underneath it and how the crew gets in.
- One clear price. Cutting, cleanup and hauling all in the same number.
- A day that works for you. We schedule, show up, do the work and clean up before we leave.