Tree removal done safely, near anything.
A tree that is dead, split, leaning toward the house, or growing into power lines is a liability every time the wind picks up. TRAC crews take trees down in controlled sections with rigging, so nothing lands where it should not.
What we remove
- Dead or dying trees of any size
- Trees leaning toward homes, driveways, or neighbors
- Storm-damaged trees with hanging limbs or split trunks
- Trees too close to foundations, septic lines, or pools
- Pines, oaks, pecans, sweetgums, and everything else that grows in the Southeast
How a removal goes
- We walk the site and give you a written price. No surprise add-ons.
- Climbers or a bucket truck bring the tree down in pieces, lowering limbs on ropes where there is anything to protect.
- The trunk is cut into rounds, chipped, or hauled off. You choose.
- We rake the work area and leave it clean.
Questions about tree removal
Will you grind the stump too?
Yes. Stump grinding is a separate line on your estimate so you can decide. Most homeowners add it.
Can you take down a tree next to my house?
That is most of what we do. We rig and lower limbs so nothing touches the roof, siding, or landscaping.
Do I need a permit?
Some cities and HOAs require one for larger trees. Tell us where the job is and we will tell you what applies.
Related services
Land and lot clearing
Trees, brush, and undergrowth cleared so you can build, fence, farm, or sell.
Storm recovery
Trees off roofs, cars, and driveways after hurricanes and severe weather. Fast response and photos for your claim.
Stump grinding
Stumps ground below the surface so you can plant grass, pour concrete, or build.