Tree removal, trimming and stump grinding in Tuscaloosa and Northport, AL
Tree removal, trimming and stump grinding in Tuscaloosa and Northport, AL
Dead, leaning or storm-damaged trees taken down safely, trees trimmed the right way, and stumps ground out. Local crews for Tuscaloosa, Northport and the rest of Tuscaloosa County.
Free estimates · Cleanup included · Storm response
Get a clear price before any work starts.
Crews who know West Alabama trees and weather.
Branches chipped, wood hauled away, yard raked.
Help after high winds bring trees and limbs down.
Call a local tree crew that carries liability insurance, gives you a written estimate, and handles removal, trimming and stump grinding in one visit. We connect Tuscaloosa and Northport homeowners with a local crew for exactly that, from a single dead pine to a big oak hanging over the house.
Tell us what is going on with your tree, send a photo if you can, and you will get a call back with a free estimate. No pressure and no obligation.
Dead, leaning, storm-cracked or oversized trees taken down in sections, with rigging when they stand close to a house, fence or power line.
Crown thinning, crown raising and deadwood removal that keeps limbs off your roof and healthy trees healthy.
Stumps ground below the surface so you can mow, plant or lay sod over the spot.
Trees on roofs, cars, fences or driveways cleared after Alabama spring and fall storms.
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Call or fill out the quote form. A photo of the tree helps.
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A local crew looks at the tree and gives you a price in writing.
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The tree comes down or gets trimmed, and the mess leaves with the crew.
Tuscaloosa sits in the path of strong spring storms, and the city still remembers the April 27, 2011 tornado. Tall loblolly pines and water oaks fill many local yards, and both can fail when their roots or trunks are weakened. Pines stressed by drought also draw southern pine beetles.
A tree that looks a little off today can be the one on the roof after the next storm. Dead limbs, a trunk that leans more than it used to, cracked bark or mushrooms at the base are all worth a professional look before storm season.
Tuscaloosa neighborhoods including Alberta City, Forest Lake, Hillcrest, Taylorville and Downtown, plus Northport, Cottondale, Coker, Holt and the Lake Tuscaloosa area.
The price depends on the tree height and trunk width, how close it stands to buildings or lines, whether a bucket truck or crane is needed, and how much cleanup you want. A small tree in an open yard costs far less than a big oak leaning over a roof. The fastest way to an exact number is a free on-site estimate.
Late fall and winter are usually the slowest months for tree crews, so scheduling is easier and some companies price more flexibly. With the leaves down, the work also goes faster. A dangerous tree should still come down right away, whatever the season.
Yes. Trees near houses, fences and power lines are taken down in small sections with ropes and rigging, so each piece is lowered under control instead of dropped. In tight spots a bucket truck or crane may be used.
If most of the tree is healthy and the problem is a few dead or overhanging limbs, trimming is usually enough. If the trunk is cracked, the tree leans more than it used to, large parts are dead, or there is fungus at the base, removal is often the safer choice.
Not always. Many crews price stump grinding separately, so ask for it on your estimate if you want the stump gone.
Get everyone out of the damaged area and stay away from any downed power lines. Call 911 if anyone is hurt or lines are down. Then call your insurance company and a tree service, and take photos before anything is moved.
Tell us what you need and a local crew will call you back. Prefer to talk? Call (205) 509-8966.