Winston-Salem's trusted tree removal & trimming crew

Most residential tree removals in Winston-Salem run between $450 and $2,400. Price depends on height, trunk diameter, how close the tree is to a house or power lines, and whether we can get equipment into the yard. Small ornamentals near the street are at the low end; large oaks or pines requiring rigging or a crane are at the high end. Every estimate is free, on site, and written as a flat price — never hourly.

Yes. We keep an on-call crew for storm damage and answer the phone at (336) 502-5729 around the clock, including weekends and holidays. For trees on structures or blocked driveways we typically arrive within about an hour anywhere in Forsyth County, tarp any roof openings, and document the damage with photos for your insurance claim.

We are fully licensed in North Carolina and carry both general liability coverage and workers’ compensation for every crew member. We will email certificates of insurance before work begins, and we encourage you to ask any tree company for the same — an uninsured crew injuring itself on your property becomes your liability.

Yes, complete cleanup is included in every quote unless you ask us to leave the wood. We chip the brush, haul the logs, rake the work area and blow off driveways, walks and roofs. Many customers ask us to leave rounds for firewood or drop a load of fresh mulch, and we are happy to do either at no extra charge.

Homeowners policies usually cover removal when a fallen tree damages a covered structure such as a roof, garage or fence, and often cover debris removal up to a set limit. A healthy tree that simply falls in the yard is typically not covered. We provide itemized invoices and time-stamped photos that adjusters accept, and we can speak directly with your adjuster if that helps.

Late winter through early spring — roughly December through March — is ideal for most Piedmont hardwoods because the trees are dormant, structure is visible without leaves, and wounds close quickly before the growing season. Dead, broken or hazardous limbs should be removed any time of year, and we prune storm-damaged trees on demand.

Estimates in Winston-Salem are usually scheduled within 24 to 48 hours, and routine removals or trimming typically start within three to seven days depending on the season. Emergency work is same day. After major storms our schedule fills fast, so calling early gets you in line sooner.

Almost always. Tight-access removals are a large share of our work in older Winston-Salem neighborhoods like Ardmore and West End. We climb and rig the tree down in controlled pieces, use ground protection mats over lawns, and can bring in a crane when a yard has no equipment access at all.