Free Tree Assessment

A few things are worth taking seriously: a large limb hanging over your roof or driveway, a trunk that looks cracked, leaning, or shows signs of rot, bark that’s peeling away in large sections, or a tree that dropped a lot of branches during a recent storm. If a tree died recently or looks like it’s declining, that’s worth a look too. Dead trees don’t give much warning before they come down. When something doesn’t look right, the safest move is to have it assessed before it turns into an emergency tree removal situation. Our free tree risk assessment exists exactly for that reason.

One of our certified arborists comes out to your property, walks the area with you, and takes a close look at any trees you’re concerned about. We’ll check for signs of disease, structural problems, dead or weakened limbs, and anything that could pose a risk to your home or yard. At the end of the walk, you’ll get a clear explanation of what we’re seeing, what we recommend, and a written quote for any work we suggest. The whole thing is free and there’s no obligation to book.

Tree removal pricing in Greenville depends on several factors: the size of the tree, how close it is to your home or other structures, whether equipment like a crane is needed, and how much debris needs to be hauled. A straightforward tree cutting service is very different from a large tree removal where an oak is overhanging a roofline and requires rigging and controlled lowering. Because of that, we don’t publish flat rates that may not apply to your situation. What we do offer is a free on-site assessment where we can give you an accurate, written quote with no obligation. 

Every land and lot clearing job is quoted individually based on what’s actually on the property. Acreage is just one factor. Tree density, the size of the trees, stump removal, access for equipment, and what you need done with the debris all affect the scope and cost. We’ll walk the land with you and give you a clear written quote before any work starts.

It depends on the size of the property and what’s on it. A smaller residential lot clearing job with moderate tree coverage can usually be finished in a day. Larger or more densely wooded acreage may take two to three days or more depending on tree density and access. We’ll give you a realistic timeline when we walk the property and put your quote together.

Most healthy trees benefit from professional tree trimming and pruning every few years. Trees close to your home, over power lines, or with significant canopy growth may need attention more frequently. Certain species grow faster and need more regular management. Rather than giving you a blanket schedule, we’d rather look at your specific trees and give you a realistic maintenance recommendation based on what’s actually there.

Late fall through early spring is generally the best window for most tree trimming and pruning in our area. Trees are dormant, which means less stress on the tree and lower risk of introducing disease through fresh cuts. That said, dead limbs, hazardous branches, and storm damage should be addressed as soon as you notice them regardless of the season. Waiting until spring to deal with a limb that’s cracked and hanging over your roof isn’t worth the risk.

First, stay away from it. If the tree has hit a structure, is near a power line, or is blocking a road or driveway, keep people at a safe distance until the hazard is assessed. If a power line is involved, call your utility company before anything else. Then call us. We provide emergency tree services in Greenville and respond to storm damage situations as quickly as we can get there. Keep in mind: a fallen or partially fallen tree that’s still attached to a standing trunk can be under significant tension and is especially unpredictable. Don’t try to move it yourself.

In many cases, yes. If a tree falls on your home, fence, vehicle, or other structure, your homeowner’s insurance will often cover emergency tree removal and damage repair, though deductibles and policy specifics vary. If a tree falls in your yard without hitting anything, coverage is less common. We recommend calling your insurance company as soon as possible after an incident and documenting everything with photos before any cleanup begins. We can also help by providing documentation of the work completed.

Yes, we provide emergency tree services and we’re here to help you through it. Storm damage tree removal is one of the most common calls we get, and a fallen tree on or near your home only adds to that pressure. Whether the tree came down on your roof, your fence, your driveway, your vehicle, or just across your yard, we can handle the removal safely and get your property cleared. If the tree is resting against a structure, we take extra care during the removal process to avoid causing any additional damage while we work. We also handle trees that are partially down or still attached at the base but leaning dangerously after a storm. If you’re not sure whether what you’re looking at is an emergency or can wait, give us a call and describe what you’re seeing. We’ll help you figure out the right next step.