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Our Tree Care Services

A large tree trunk cut in half, with a smooth, flat surface, and the inner wood’s rings visible, surrounded by leaves and other trees in a forest.

A worker wearing a helmet in a cherry picker trimming tree branches next to a house.

A person wearing a helmet and safety clothing cutting a large fallen tree with a chainsaw on sandy ground.

A person working on a tall tree using a cherry picker lift, with surrounding trees and a house roof visible at the bottom.

A man wearing a helmet and safety glasses uses a chainsaw to cut a large tree trunk.

A person in a blue jacket, yellow helmet, and safety harness trimming a tree in a forested area with lush green leaves.

Worker in safety gear and helmet on a tall utility pole, using a cherry picker lift to perform maintenance or repairs.

A person wearing a safety helmet and harness climbing a tall tree surrounded by green foliage.

A person wearing a helmet and green clothing stands behind a large fallen tree trunk, which is cut from a tree and surrounded by greenery and trees in a forested area on a sunny day.

A person wearing safety gear operating a chainsaw from a cherry picker high in a tree with green leaves, set against a clear blue sky.

Tree climbers in a dense forest, one standing on a large tree trunk and others on the ground, with ropes and safety equipment.

A worker operating a cherry picker saws through a tree trunk after a storm, with green foliage in the background and sunlight filtering through the leaves.

A person cutting down a tree in a forest using a chainsaw, wearing a helmet and protective gear.

Worker trimming a tall tree using a cherry picker lift in a residential neighborhood.

A worker cutting a tree with a chainsaw from a cherry picker lift.

Tree Removal and Pruning

Tree removal involves fully removing a tree from your property, leaving nothing but a low-lying stump behind. Whether the tree is dead and might hit your house when it falls, or it’s blocking the sun from reaching your backyard in the summer, our team will safely make it disappear.

Pruning is the selective removal of certain branches or leaders from a tree. This can be done to improve the health of the tree, provide clearance between the branches and a structure (like your home!), or even preemptively remove dead wood that might otherwise fall and hit someone. No matter the reason, our Certified Arborists are trained to ensure your goals are met without causing long-term harm to the tree.

If you’re looking for tree removal or tree pruning services, contact us today to schedule a Free Estimate with one of our ISA Certified Arborists.

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A large fallen tree branch on a house's roof, with storm damage tarp partially covering the roof, and a red cherry picker lift in the foreground. The scene suggests a recent storm or wind damage.

A large tree has fallen onto a house, damaging the roof and blocking the front porch. A worker is operating a cherry picker lift to remove the tree, with branches and debris scattered on the ground.

A tree has fallen on the roof of a house, with branches and leaves covering part of the roof.

A fallen tree with exposed roots in a backyard with a person wearing a green shirt and a yellow helmet cutting the tree with a chainsaw.

A man wearing a yellow helmet and blue jacket is on the roof of a yellow house, surrounded by trees, holding a chainsaw, possibly trimming or cutting branches.

A small gray shed partially obscured by fallen branches and dense green trees.

Tree limbs and leaves extending over a house roof with gray shingles, partially obscuring the house's exterior wall.

A fallen tree with exposed roots rests across a cemetery, with headstones and grave markers in the background, under a cloudy sky.

A large tree has fallen over the roof of a building with a brick chimney, damaging the roof and scattered debris.

Large tree branch fallen onto the roof of a house during storm, causing damage to the roof and windows.

A large tree has fallen on a red wooden fence, causing part of the fence to collapse. The tree branches and trunk are freshly cut with visible stumps, and the fallen section of the tree rests on the broken fence. Debris from the tree and fence lies o

A large tree has fallen onto a house, damaging the roof and porch area.

Emergency Services

Trees don’t always wait for regular business hours to do something dangerous, like fall on your home. Especially here in Georgia, where severe weather is a common occurrence, we often see trees succumbing to high winds, heavy rains, and lightning strikes.

No matter the cause, when disaster occurs, it’s important to have a fully insured tree service with a Certified Arborist assess the situation and determine the safest way to remove the debris while avoiding further damage to your property.

We prioritize emergency services and storm damage clean-up, putting these alarming situations at the front of our schedule to eliminate the danger as quickly and safely as possible.

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Certificate from the International Society of Arboriculture recognizing Scott Rushing for earning the ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification, dated November 14, 2018.

Close up of a tree trunk with a large cavity to show a structural defect.

Close-up of a codominant tree trunk with a deep vertical structural defect

A close-up of a tree trunk with clusters of brown and black mushrooms growing on its bark, with green grass in the background.

Tree trunk with roots exposed at the base, surrounded by fallen brown leaves and some fungi

A close-up of a tree trunk with a hollow or cavity, surrounded by green leaves and branches.

Close-up of a tree trunk with rough, textured bark, some peeling and weathered sections, in an outdoor wooded area with a chain-link fence in the background.

Close-up of a tree trunk with textured bark and a heart-shaped mark in the center.

Close-up of the base of a large tree with textured bark and two small holes at the bottom.

Tree Risk Assessments

A Tree Risk Assessment is a formal, comprehensive assessment of a tree’s overall condition and likelihood of failure. We utilize advanced diagnostic techniques and equipment to produce a written report detailing the tree’s condition, it’s risk level of causing harm or damage to persons and property, and any mitigation recommendations to reduce that risk level.

To offer this kind of assessment, we obtained our Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ) from the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA).

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Side-by-side comparison of a yard before and after cleanup, showing a large tree, a small trailer, and flowering bushes, with clearer space in the after photo.

Comparison of a wooded area before and after cleanup: the 'before' side has overgrown bushes and trees next to a paved road, while the 'after' side shows a cleared area with fewer bushes and more open space.

Comparison of a wooded area before and after clearing, showing a clear space with fewer trees and a trash can in the foreground.

Split image showing a forest scene labeled 'Before' and 'After.' The 'Before' side has overgrown bushes and a tree stump, while the 'After' side has cleared bushes, revealing a cleaner forest floor and more visible trees.

Side-by-side comparison of a wooded area showing the 'Before' with overgrown bushes and uneven ground, and the 'After' with cleared underbrush, a smoother path, and more visible trees.

Side-by-side comparison of a wooded area before and after clearing, showing trees, dirt, and some small plants, with the 'after' image showing more open space and better maintained land.

A forested area showing a cleared space in the foreground with trees and green foliage in the background; the left side labeled 'Before' and the right side labeled 'After'.

Underbrush Clearing

Underbrush clearing is the removal of low-lying greenery, such as shrubs, bushes, saplings, and fallen debris from larger trees. Pests like rodents, insects, snakes, and more live and hide in underbrush, so clearing it away can help reduce their numbers on your property. Underbrush clearing can also increase the usability of your property, giving you more space to enjoy outdoors. It can also improve the aesthetics of your yard and increase curb appeal!

Underbrush clearing can be performed on its own, or in conjunction with larger tree removal projects.

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A man with a helmet and safety gear in a tree installing a dynamic cable system between two leaders in a tree

A codominant tree with a static cable between its leaders for stability

Tall, leafless trees with a static cable installed between two leaders

A static cable can barely be seen between two branches of this tree

Installing a static cable between two leaders in a codominant tree

A wooded area with leafless trees and a wire stretched between two trees.

Bare tree branches with a static cable installed between two leaders

Tree Cabling

Tree cabling is the process of mechanically reinforcing a tree’s structural integrity by installing a flexible cable between branches or leaders to redistribute weight. It is most successful when performed in conjunction with selective pruning to reduce the overall weight of the canopy.

Cabling can sometimes be a viable alternative to full removal of a high-risk tree, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tree for a while longer. One of our ISA Certified Arborists can help you decide the best course of action to protect your property.

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