34 five-star Google reviews
Tree Trimming & Pruning in Greenwood, SC
Tree trimming and pruning in Greenwood, SC, from a local crew with 34 five-star Google reviews. We cut back limbs over your roof, car, and driveway. We also take out dead and broken branches.
Call for availability.
Why trim a tree
Dead limbs can fall on your car or your roof. Limbs that rub the house can scrape shingles and clog gutters. A crowded tree catches more wind in a storm.
A good trim fixes all of that, and the tree stays healthy.
How we trim
We cut each limb at the right spot, so the tree can heal. We do not leave stubs, and we do not strip the tree bare.
Big limbs come down on a rope, so they do not swing into your roof or fence. Then we haul every branch away.
Common trimming jobs in Greenwood
Older parts of Greenwood have big water oaks and pecans that grew up over the houses. Limbs over roofs, gutters, and driveways are the most common call we get for those trees.
How it works
From your call to a clean yard
- 1
Call us
Call (864) 396-0050 and tell us about the job. We set a time to come look.
- 2
Get a clear price
We look at the job and give you a price before any work starts.
- 3
We do the work
We get it done, clean up, and haul it all away.
Price
What sets the price
We give you a price after we see the tree. These things change it:
- How big the tree is
- How many limbs need to come off
- How close the limbs are to the house or power lines
- How easy the tree is to reach
Call (864) 396-0050 for a price on your job.
Reviews
What customers say
34 five-star Google reviews.
“An actual arborist, no heavy lift to tear up the lawn if you just need large, high branches removed. Returns calls promptly and shows up at appointed time. Prices are reasonable. You won't be disappointed, he knows how to take care of your trees not just hack and slash.”
Questions
Tree Trimming & Pruning questions
How often should I trim my trees?
Most big trees do well with a trim every 3 to 5 years. Fast growers like water oak and sweetgum may need it sooner. We can look at your trees and tell you.
What is the difference between trimming and pruning?
Trimming cuts limbs back to make room or shape the tree. Pruning takes out dead, sick, or crossing branches to help the tree stay healthy. We do both.
Can you trim a tree without a truck in my yard?
Yes, most of the time. We lower cut limbs with ropes, so nothing big has to drive on your grass.
Will trimming hurt my tree?
Not when it is done right. Good cuts help a tree grow strong. Bad cuts and long stubs can let rot in.
When is the best time to trim?
Take off dead or broken limbs as soon as you see them. For shaping big oaks and pecans, late winter is a good time. The leaves are off, so every branch is easy to see.
Areas we serve
Tree trimming in Greenwood and nearby towns
We are based in Greenwood, SC. We also do this work in these towns.
Limbs over your roof?
Call (864) 396-0050. Tell us what you need, and we will set a time to come look.
Call for availability.