Charleston

Charleston trees rarely have room to fall. On peninsula and West Ashley lots, big oaks and pines stand between houses, fences, and overhead lines, so nearly every removal is a sectional take-down with ropes and careful lowering.

We prune live oaks to raise the canopy over streets and roofs while keeping the spreading shape that makes them worth having. We also thin crowns to cut wind load ahead of hurricane season and trim palms all over the city.

Charleston protects its grand trees. When a tree on your property may need city approval to remove, we'll say so at the estimate so you can sort out the paperwork before the crew arrives.