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Tree Service in Roswell
Roswell's established neighborhoods sit among tall hardwoods, many of them close to homes that have been there for decades. Taking one of those big trees down safely is careful, technical work.
- 25+ years Owned and run from Canton, serving metro Atlanta
- Licensed & insured Workers' comp and liability on every job
- Certified arborist Robin looks at every job in person
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Tall hardwoods among established homes
A lot of Roswell grew up under mature hardwoods, and over the years those trees have grown tall and close to the houses. When one declines, splits, or leans toward the roof, there is rarely room to simply fell it, so the tree comes down in controlled sections, lifted or lowered away from the house.
The crane with its extra-long boom is often the best tool for this, reaching over the house to lift cut sections straight up and out. Where it cannot set up, a bucket truck or an expert climber takes the tree apart from the top down. Robin assesses whether the tree truly needs to come out first.
Roswell tree work
The jobs Roswell's tall, close-in hardwoods call for.
Crane removals
Big trees too close to fell taken down in sections and lifted clear of the house.
Learn more →Climbing and pruning
High, heavy limbs over the roof reached and cut by an expert climber or bucket truck.
Learn more →Storm response
Split crowns and hung limbs after a storm made safe, day or night.
Learn more →Stump grinding
The stump ground out below grade so the yard is ready to replant.
Learn more →Crane, bucket, or climber?
| The situation | Usual method |
|---|---|
| A tree over the house, crane can set up nearby | Crane lift: sections up and over, least yard impact |
| High limbs reachable from firm ground | Bucket truck |
| Tight backyard the crane cannot reach | Expert climber rigs and lowers in sections |
| Storm-damaged or unsound trunk | Assessed first, taken apart from the outside |
Tree service in Roswell: common questions
There is a tall hardwood close to my historic Roswell home. How do you remove it safely?
In controlled sections, not by felling. Depending on access we use the crane to lift pieces up and over the house, a bucket truck, or a climber to take it apart from the top. Robin plans it on the estimate.
Crane or climber, which will you use?
Whichever the tree and the lot call for. The crane is often best for a big tree over a house when it can set up nearby, a bucket truck reaches many trees from firm ground, and a climber handles tight backyards. We run all three.
Do you handle emergency calls in Roswell?
Yes. If a storm brings a tree down on a house or leaves a big limb hung up, call or text our 24-hour line, keep clear, and stay away from any line until we arrive.
Will the yard be cleaned up afterward?
Yes. We haul the wood and debris and can grind the stump below grade so the spot is ready to reseed or replant.
Every service, right here in Roswell
Free estimates, done by a certified arborist.
Tell us about the tree. Robin will come look and give you a straight answer.