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Where we work across Greensboro and the Triad

Greensboro is home and the yard is on Pleasant Garden Road. From there the crew covers the Triad, seven days a week, storm calls included.

Our home base and the towns around it

The three pages below go into what tree work actually involves in each city. Every other town on the list gets the same crew, the same equipment and the same free estimate.

Climber in an orange hard hat bucking a fallen pine trunk in bare winter woods

Greensboro

Home. The yard sits on Pleasant Garden Road in 27406, so a Greensboro address is the shortest run we make.

  • Our own back yard
  • Mature canopy and tight older lots
  • Estimates usually same day or next
See Greensboro
Dump truck loaded with cut tree trunks parked beside the bucket truck in a driveway

High Point

About twenty minutes from the yard. Established neighbourhoods with big old hardwoods, and newer builds on cleared lots.

  • Roughly 20 minutes out
  • Removals tight to houses
  • Stumps other companies left behind
See High Point
Snapped evergreen leaning against the side of a house after a snowstorm

Winston-Salem

The furthest of the three main cities, around thirty minutes. Storm and ice damage still jumps the queue.

  • Roughly 30 minutes out
  • Storm work still jumps the line
  • Large mature hardwoods near older homes
See Winston-Salem
Worker in the bucket trimming high in a leafy canopy above blooming dogwoods

Kernersville

Sits between Greensboro and Winston-Salem, which makes it one of the easier runs from the yard.

  • Short run from the yard
  • Established streets and newer subdivisions
  • Everyday residential removals
See Kernersville
Bucket boom reaching a tree in the tight gap between a brick house and a garage

Jamestown

Small, and close to both Greensboro and High Point. An older core with mature trees standing tight to the houses.

  • Close to two of our biggest areas
  • Mature trees near older homes
  • Bucket truck and crane for tight lots
See Jamestown
Lot cleared down to bare ground with the last trunk sections cut, bucket truck at the curb

Summerfield

North of Greensboro and noticeably more rural. Bigger lots, treelines and acreage rather than tight-lot removals.

  • Acreage and treelines
  • Forestry mulcher and skid steers
  • Fence lines and building lots
See Summerfield
Massive fallen limb draped over the roof of a small shed in the rain

Burlington

The furthest east we go, over in Alamance County. A longer drive, and storm work still goes to the front of the schedule.

  • Alamance County
  • A longer run, we will say so
  • Storm calls still jump the queue
See Burlington
Bucket boom reaching toward a tall topped spar across the driveway from a wooded yard

Archdale

South of High Point, near the Randolph County line. Mostly everyday residential removals and stump work.

  • Just south of High Point
  • Residential removals
  • Stump grinding, including old ones
See Archdale
Tall dead snag rigged with a rope for a controlled take-down near mobile homes

Thomasville

South-west in Davidson County. Older housing stock with big trees close to the house, mixed with open lots.

  • Davidson County
  • Big trees tight to older homes
  • Open lots and clearing work
See Thomasville

Everywhere else in the Triad

Oak Ridge, Pleasant Garden, Gibsonville, Whitsett, Browns Summit, Colfax, Stokesdale, McLeansville, Randleman, Julian, Climax and Liberty all get the same crew, the same equipment and the same free estimate. If your town is not on the list it is still worth a call, and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.

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Call and a real person picks up. We come look at the tree, usually the same day or the next, and the number we give you is the number you pay.

  • Free, and there is no pressure after it
  • Proof of insurance comes with the quote, not after you ask
  • Most jobs start within a week. Storm damage jumps the line
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