How we plan a removal
Every property is different, so we do not publish set prices. We visit in person, look at the tree and its surroundings, and give you a written plan and estimate.
To schedule a visit, call or text (828) 476-1789 or use the form above.
What we assess on site
Condition of the tree. Rot, hollow sections, insect damage and lean all affect how it can be taken down.
What is underneath. Near roofs, decks and power lines, limbs are cut in sections and lowered by rope.
What needs protecting. We note gardens, stonework, lawns and nearby trees before work begins.
Slope and access. Steep lots and narrow drives determine which equipment we can bring in.
The wood. We can haul everything away or cut and stack firewood for you.
What to expect
- 1Contact usCall, text or send the form. We will get back to you to schedule a visit.
- 2On-site estimateWe inspect the tree, check for problems such as rot or beetle damage, and give you a written plan and estimate.
- 3RemovalWe take the tree down in controlled sections, using ropes and rigging where needed.
- 4CleanupBrush is chipped, debris is hauled away, and the area is raked and blown clean.
From recent jobs
What clients say about our tree removal
“The tree was in a difficult location between three homes and power lines… no damage to structures.”
“Took out a huge problematic, hollowed out maple tree with precision… left my property in great shape.”
“We had a tree fall on our house on a Sunday. Within 30 minutes they arrived and cleared everything off our home and placed a tarp.”
“Removing five big trees from around my log cabin… They are the best you will find in Haywood County.”
Tree removal questions
Can you remove a tree right next to my house?
Yes, and much of our work is exactly that. Climbers take the tree down in sections and lower each piece by rope, which protects roofs, decks and power lines.
Which towns do you remove trees in?
We are based in Waynesville and remove trees throughout Haywood County, including Hazelwood, Clyde, Canton and Maggie Valley, plus parts of Jackson and Buncombe counties.
Can I keep the wood?
Yes. We can cut it to firewood length and stack it where you would like, or haul it all away.
Will homeowners insurance pay for it?
Often, if the tree fell on a covered structure. We can provide photos and an itemized invoice for your claim.
Schedule a removal estimate
Estimates are free and done in person by the owner.