Answers before you call.

Tree removal pricing depends on height, lean, proximity to structures, and access — but most residential trees across Effingham County, the Savannah metro, and Bryan County land between a few hundred dollars for a small tree and the low thousands for a large hardwood near a house. We give every customer a free, no-pressure estimate.

Yes — leaning trees, dead trees, and storm-damaged trees are exactly the work we specialize in. With 45 years of saw experience and proper rigging, we drop trees safely even when they're close to houses, sheds, fences, or power lines. We handle hurricane and storm-cleanup calls as a priority.

Always. Cleanup of all limbs, brush, and debris is included in every quote unless you specifically ask us to leave the wood. We haul it off-site so your yard is ready to walk on the same day.

Stump grinding takes the stump 6–10 inches below grade so you can plant grass, lay sod, or pour concrete over it — and that's what most homeowners want. Full stump excavation (digging out the whole root ball) is more invasive and almost never necessary unless you're putting in a structural footing.

Yes. We carry general liability and worker's coverage for every job. We can send a copy of our insurance certificate before we start work if you'd like one for your records.

Most non-emergency jobs across Effingham County, Savannah, and Bryan County are scheduled within 1–2 weeks. Emergency tree removal — trees on houses, blocked driveways, hazardous leans — is prioritized same-day or next-day whenever weather allows.

No. We work across Effingham County, the Savannah metro, and Bryan County — Guyton, Rincon, Springfield, Savannah, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Garden City, Bloomingdale, Tybee Island, Wilmington Island, Richmond Hill, Pembroke, and Ellabell. If you're in a neighboring town, give us a call and we'll let you know.

Yes — we handle brush removal, overgrown-lot clearing, and small-tree clearing to prep land for fencing, driveways, or new construction. We bring saws, tractor, and a grapple, and we haul off all debris when the job is done.

Yes. After we clear the area, we can install concrete patios, walkways, and steps — a popular finish for the space where a tree used to be.

Yes. We handle ongoing tree work for HOAs, apartment communities, and commercial properties across Effingham County and the Savannah metro — including service contracts and storm-response priority. Certificate of insurance on file, and we schedule around your operations.