
When a tree is too big, too close or too dangerous to drop, we lift it out in sections with crane support, up and over your house, pool and fence.
Tell us what you need. A member of our team will contact you as soon as possible.
Sections are held by the crane before they are cut free.
Heavy pieces travel over the roof instead of landing near it.
Access, load and what is nearby are reviewed at the estimate.
Some trees can’t be felled and can’t be climbed and lowered piece by piece without real risk to what is underneath. A crane takes the weight. A climber cuts a section, the crane holds it, and the piece is lifted clear of the roof, the pool or the power service instead of dropped near them.
We look at the access, the load and what is nearby, then tell you plainly whether crane support is needed and what it adds to the price. Many removals don’t need one, and we will say so. When one does, you will see why. Back to tree removal or call for a free estimate.

The safety standard never changes. Only the cleanup scope does, and it is written into your estimate.
We chip and haul the agreed debris and leave the work area cleaned up. Best for finished yards and tight lots.
We do the tree work and leave usable wood and logs as agreed, so you keep firewood and pay for less hauling.
For suitable properties we cut the tree and leave debris on site for you to handle, which keeps the price lowest.
No. Many trees come down with climbers and rigging alone. We recommend crane support only when size, access or what is nearby make it the safer choice.
It adds equipment and crew time, so yes, it affects the price. We explain exactly why in your free estimate.
Often, yes. We check access and set-up at the estimate. Send a photo or call and we will tell you what is possible.
Tell us about your tree. We will call you back, look at the job and give you a clear price. No pressure, no surprises.

Takes about 30 seconds.
Talk to a tree expertFree estimate
Send your name and phone. Then text a photo to (478) 722-4652 and we take it from there.