FAQs

To safely and efficiently remove your tree, our tree removal professionals will cut the tree into smaller sections from top to bottom. It’s considerably safer to remove the tree in sections, rather than taking only one cut to the tree at its base.

Depending on the size of the tree, a crane may be used to remove larger trees to prevent the tree from falling to the ground. This helps minimize the risk of damage. To complete the process, we thoroughly remove all debris and clean up the job site with blowers and rakes.

Each tree needs to be trimmed differently. As needed, we will remove dead or broken branches, raise the tree canopy, and thin out the crown, allowing more air and light for the tree. We proceed with care, as our experience and skill have taught us that every cut affects the long-term health of a tree.

We come out and assess the situation. We can work directly with your insurance company to make sure the tree is removed as quickly as possible so that further damage isn't done!

After carefully assessing tree-cutting needs and safety hazards, we will plan to remove dead or broken branches, remove any branches that affect safety or property, and cut back branches to allow more air and light for the tree. We perform our job carefully, as our experience has taught us that every cut affects a tree long-term.

We’re happy to drop off a load of fresh wood chips at your property free of charge. Contact us with your property details, and we can schedule a time for delivery.

To qualify, your space must be able to handle at least 15 yards of wood chips (a large truckload). Be sure to upload a photo of your drop area so our team can confirm access and placement. Leran more details about the process at our Free Wood Chips article.

Absolutely. We prioritize the safety of our team and require each member to wear safety gear for their protection and yours. Check out some of our safety gear in this video.

ESTIMATE
Connect with us and we will quickly schedule a time to make a visit and review exactly what you need. Within 24-48 hours, you will have a quote for our services. 

APPROVE
Once the quote is approved by you, let us know and we will get your job scheduled.

COMPLETE THE WORK
We will be there on time on the day scheduled ready to take care of your needs.
 

We will take care of clearing the area around the tree. If you need to make any preparations to protect your property, such as moving a parked vehicle, we will let you know.

TREE REMOVAL
We use state-of-the-art equipment from chain saws to wood chippers. Our experienced team is skilled in climbing trees and properly operating the equipment to safely remove your tree.

TREE TRIMMING/TREE CUTTING
From fiberglass poles to pruners, saw blades, chain and hand saws, to climbing and safety equipment, we safely employ all tools necessary to care for your trees and stay safe. Our team is fully trained to use equipment properly and safely, and we are fully insured and bonded.

The cost of tree removal depends on the location, height, and diameter of the tree that needs to be removed. We will provide an estimate based on each specific tree. 

The cost of emergency tree removal depends on the location, height, and diameter of the tree that needs to be removed, as well as the time. We will provide an estimate based on each specific tree, and your insurance should cover the cost of emergency tree removal.

We’ll provide you with a complete estimate of costs based on your individual needs before we start performing our work. Schedule your tree removal or any service estimate by calling 864-520-9084 or completing our online form, and we’ll reach out within one day.

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Damage is highly unlikely due to the skill and professionalism of our expert tree team. For your peace of mind, we are fully bonded and insured.

It’s possible. We will discuss any permit needs when we provide an estimate for removal services before our work begins.

Our professional tree removal services include a thorough and professional cleanup process, including debris removal, blowing, raking, or sweeping. When removing a tree, we will use a chipper as necessary.

Our team uses large wood chippers to dispose of the canopy and branches up to a certain size. Large branches and tree trunks are cut into logs and can be loaded on our trucks and trailers for disposal.

We also offer delivery of wood chips for free around the Greenville area. This way, the job debris can be useful to another Upstate neighbor! Just make sure your property can take 15 yards of chips.

You can call us anytime day or night at 864-520-9084 when you need a tree removed in an emergency situation. 

An emergency tree removal requires planning, equipment, and professionalism to keep you and your family safe. Our professional tree removal team will take care of your emergency needs, so you don’t have to worry. We can work directly with your insurance company if you have a claim or policy number handy. 

Call us at (864) 520-9084 or save our number just in case an emergency comes your way in the future.

The cost of emergency tree removal depends on the location, height, and diameter of the tree that needs to be removed, as well as the time. We will provide a detailed estimate based on each specific tree involved in your emergency tree removal job.

Emergency tree removal is necessary if a tree is damaged by a storm or any other cause putting you or your home at risk, if it has fallen on or near your home or personal property, or if it is causing an imminent risk to your safety.

Key steps include deep but infrequent watering, seasonal pruning done correctly, mulching to conserve moisture, checking for pests regularly, and calling an arborist for professional evaluation when problems arise. Preventive care is far easier (and cheaper) than saving a declining tree.

Some of the most frequent problems include oak wilt, a fast-spreading fungal disease in oaks; powdery mildew, which shows up as a white coating on leaves; cankers, visible as sunken, discolored bark patches; and root rot, often linked to poor drainage and marked by thinning foliage or mushrooms at the tree’s base.

Warning signs include discolored or curling leaves, oozing sap or sticky residue, sawdust or small holes in the trunk, thinning canopy, sudden branch die-off, mushrooms near the roots, and cracked or peeling bark. Any of these may indicate disease, pests, or structural decline.

Common pests include the emerald ash borer, which creates D-shaped exit holes in ash trees; the southern pine beetle, which leaves pitch tubes and sawdust on pines; scale insects, which produce sticky honeydew that leads to mold; and tent caterpillars or bagworms, which create webbed nests and strip foliage.

In many cases, early intervention—like pruning infected branches, improving soil drainage, or applying treatments—can save a tree. However, if a tree has large dead limbs, a hollow trunk, or advanced decay, removal is often the safer and more cost-effective choice.

"We had a fantastic experience with this tree company. They did exactly what they said they would do, for a fair price, and left our property spotless. We especially appreciated that they kept the health of our trees as the top priority while also understanding our desire to cut things back quite a bit. They struck the perfect balance between preserving the tree’s long-term health and improving its appearance, and the results look great. Highly recommended!" - Scott H.

Have “before” photos for insurance, move vehicles away from large trees when severe weather is forecast, and keep a trusted tree service’s emergency number handy. Never attempt DIY cleanup of large hanging branches—these are some of the most dangerous hazards after a storm.

Recent storms in the Greenville and Spartanburg area showed how strong and surprising they can be. Proactive care protects your home, reduces costly storm damage, and improves long-term tree health, giving you peace of mind when the next big storm hits.

Proper pruning thins overcrowded limbs, removes deadwood, and balances the crown, which lowers wind resistance and improves stability. Raising low-hanging branches also protects vehicles and buildings. Unlike topping, which weakens trees, professional pruning strengthens them for long-term health and storm survival.

The best prevention is proactive care. Schedule a professional tree inspection to identify leaning trees, dead or cracked limbs, or root issues. Pruning to ANSI A300 standards can also reduce wind drag and strengthen your trees’ structure—making them more likely to survive storms.