Licensed & Insured · Locally Owned
Big Trees.
Tight Spaces.
Handled Clean.
When there is a 90-foot water oak leaning over your roofline in East Cobb, you do not want a guy with a ladder. You want cranes, chippers, and ISA-trained climbers who rig limbs down over the house instead of dropping them on it. That is what we do across Marietta and north metro Atlanta.
What We Do
Five services. One crew. Zero mess left behind.
From a single hazard pine to a whole lot cleared to dirt, every job runs the same way: assess, rig, cut, grind, and haul it all off. Your yard looks better when we leave than the day we showed up.
Tree Removal
Full removal of hazardous, dead, or unwanted trees. Cranes and controlled rigging for the big oaks and pines that hang over roofs, driveways, and power lines. We take the whole tree, then grind the stump if you want it gone for good.
Emergency Storm Cleanup
Tree through the roof at 2 a.m.? Trunk across the driveway before work? We run a 24/7 storm line. Crews clear the immediate hazard, tarp what needs tarping, and document everything for your insurance claim.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Clearing limbs off the roof, thinning a dense canopy so wind blows through instead of against it, and cutting deadwood before it falls. Proper cuts keep your mature trees healthy and off your house.
Stump Grinding
That leftover stump is a trip hazard, a mower killer, and an open invitation to termites and carpenter ants near the house. We grind it 8 to 12 inches below grade so you can sod, plant, or just forget it was ever there.
Lot & Land Clearing
Building an addition, a driveway, or a whole home on a wooded lot? We clear trees and undergrowth, grind the stumps, and haul the debris so your builder walks onto ready ground instead of a forest.
When The Wind Wins
Georgia storms drop trees on houses. We get them off fast.
Saturated red clay and shallow-rooted pines are a bad combination. One line of thunderstorms, the remnants of a tropical system, or a winter ice load, and a healthy-looking loblolly uproots and comes down on a roof, a fence, or the power line to your street.
Our storm crews stage the moment the weather clears. We stabilize the hazard, cut the tree off the structure with controlled rigging, and photograph every step so your adjuster has what they need.
Storm Cleanup DetailsWhat A Storm Call Looks Like
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You call the 24/7 line
We get your address, the situation, and whether anyone is in danger. If it is life-safety, you call 911 first.
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Crew stages and stabilizes
We secure the scene, tarp open roofs where safe, and keep the damage from getting worse.
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Controlled removal
The tree comes off the structure piece by piece with rigging, not by dropping more weight on it.
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Documented & cleaned
Photos for your claim, debris hauled off, and a clear next step for full cleanup or repair coordination.
Why Homeowners Call Us
The difference is in the rigging, not the chainsaw.
Anyone can cut a tree down in an open field. The job that matters is the 80-footer three feet from your bedroom window. Here is what you get with us.
Licensed & Insured
Full liability and workers' coverage. A tree job gone wrong on your property is exactly the kind of thing insurance exists for. Ask any crew for proof before they climb.
ISA-Trained Climbers
Our climbers are trained in modern rigging and arboriculture, so cuts are made in the right order and heavy wood comes down under control, not in free fall.
Right Equipment
Cranes, bucket trucks, and large chippers for the jobs that need them. The correct gear is what turns a two-day risk into a half-day job done cleanly.
24/7 Storm Response
Trees do not fall on a schedule. When a limb comes through the roof overnight, our storm line is answered and crews stage as soon as it is safe to work.
Permit Know-How
Marietta, Sandy Springs, and most north-metro cities require permits to remove protected trees. We know the local arborist rules and handle the paperwork so you stay compliant.
Full Cleanup
The job is not done until the wood is chipped, the debris is hauled, and the sawdust is raked. We leave your yard usable, not a war zone of logs and ruts.
Where We Work
Marietta and the north metro suburbs.
Atlanta is a city in a forest, and these are some of the most heavily-canopied ZIP codes in the metro. We know the trees over these neighborhoods and the permit rules of each city.
Marietta
From the historic homes around Marietta Square to the wooded lots near Kennesaw Mountain, mature hardwoods sit right over rooftops here.
East Cobb
The Walton and Lassiter districts are full of large lots with towering oaks and pines over expensive homes. Careful rigging is not optional out here.
Roswell
Historic-district canopy near Canton Street and the Chattahoochee corridor means old, tall trees and city tree ordinances to work around.
Alpharetta
From the shops at Avalon to established subdivisions, Alpharetta yards mix mature natives with newer landscaping that needs regular care.
Sandy Springs
Steep, wooded lots along the river near City Springs, and one of the strictest tree-permit ordinances in the metro. We navigate both.
Dunwoody
Around Dunwoody Village and its shaded neighborhoods, dense hardwood canopy and aging pines make proactive removal and pruning a smart call.
Not sure if you are in our range? Call (770) 525-0174 and ask. We cover most of north metro Atlanta.
Straight Answers
Common questions
Most residential removals in the north metro run from about $500 for a small, easy-access tree to $2,500 or more for a large oak or pine over a structure. Size, lean, proximity to the house and power lines, and whether we need a crane all move the number. Every estimate is free and given on-site after we look at the actual tree.
Often, yes. The City of Marietta, Sandy Springs, and most north-metro cities regulate the removal of protected or large-diameter trees, sometimes requiring a permit and replacement plantings. Dead or hazardous trees are usually treated differently. We know the local arborist rules and handle the permitting as part of the job.
If anyone is hurt or there is a downed power line, call 911 first and stay clear. Then call our 24/7 storm line. We stabilize the hazard, tarp what we safely can, and photograph everything for your insurance claim. Most homeowner policies cover emergency tree removal when a tree hits a covered structure.
A browning pine in Georgia is often a pine bark beetle infestation, and it can kill a loblolly within months. Once the needles turn, the tree is usually dying and becomes a falling hazard, especially in wind. Do not wait on a brown pine near your house. Have it looked at quickly.
Yes. Standard jobs include full cleanup: limbs chipped, logs hauled, and the ground raked. If you want the wood left for firewood or the chips kept for mulch, just tell us and we will leave what you want.
More questions? Read the full FAQ.
Locally Owned
"We treat every yard like our own, because half the time it is our neighbor's. Safe cuts, honest quotes, clean cleanup."
Built for big trees over expensive homes.
We are a locally owned tree service working the north Atlanta suburbs, where 60 to 100-foot water oaks, willow oaks, and loblolly pines grow directly over rooflines. That reality shapes how we work: everything is about controlled, safe removal in tight residential spaces.
Our crews run cranes, chippers, and proper rigging, our climbers are ISA-trained, and we are fully licensed and insured. No shortcuts, no mystery fees, and no logs left in your driveway.
More About Our CrewFree Estimate
Get a free on-site quote.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come look at the tree, walk the access, and give you an honest number. No pressure, no obligation. For emergencies, call the storm line directly and we will move faster.