Service Area
Tree Service in Ball Ground
Ball Ground sits just north of us, rural and wooded, where big hardwoods on open lots take the full force of a summer storm. Storm cleanup and planned removals are most of what we do up here.
- 25+ years Owned and run from Canton, serving metro Atlanta
- Licensed & insured Workers' comp and liability on every job
- Certified arborist Robin looks at every job in person
- 24-hour line Storm damage, call or text any time
After a Ball Ground storm
North Georgia's summer storms hit the rural lots hardest, and a big Ball Ground hardwood that comes down can block a drive, land on an outbuilding, or take a line with it. If that happens, the first job is safety, not cleanup.
Get everyone well clear of the tree, stay away from any downed line and assume it is live, and then call or text our 24-hour line. Tell us what the tree is resting on so we bring the right equipment. We are just south in Canton, so we can usually get up to Ball Ground quickly.
- Keep people and pets away from the fallen tree and any line.
- Never touch a limb resting on a power line.
- Call or text the 24-hour line and describe what it landed on.
Storms and big rural hardwoods
A tree that a storm has partly uprooted, split, or left hung up is exactly the kind we do not want anyone climbing. The safe way to take it apart is from the outside, and that is where the crane and careful rigging come in, keeping the crew off an unsound trunk while the tree comes down in controlled pieces.
Once the immediate hazard is stabilized, we plan the full cleanup for daylight, clear the wood and debris, and can grind the stump so you get the lot back in shape.
Tree work on a rural lot
Storm and emergency
Downed and damaged trees cleared after a storm, day or night, safety first.
Learn more →Tree removal
Dead, leaning, or storm-split hardwoods taken down and hauled out.
Learn more →Thinning and deadwood
Crowded and dead limbs cleared so a big tree is less likely to fail in the next storm.
Learn more →Stump grinding
Stumps ground below grade so the lot is clear and usable again.
Learn more →Tree service in Ball Ground: common questions
A storm just took down a tree in Ball Ground. What do I do first?
Safety first. Get everyone away from the tree, stay clear of any downed line and assume it is live, then call or text our 24-hour line and tell us what the tree is resting on.
Do you cover rural Ball Ground lots?
Yes. Ball Ground is just north of our Canton shop, and rural lots with big hardwoods are a good part of what we do, both storm calls and planned removals.
Can I text about an emergency instead of calling?
Yes. Our 24-hour line takes a call or a text. A text with the address and a note on what the tree hit helps us bring the right equipment.
Can thinning help my trees survive storms?
It can. Clearing crowded and dead limbs reduces the sail area a storm can push against and takes weight off weak unions. Robin can tell you which trees on your lot would benefit.
Every service, right here in Ball Ground
Free estimates, done by a certified arborist.
Tell us about the tree. Robin will come look and give you a straight answer.