Tree Service in Rankin County, MS

What we do

Most calls start the same way: a tree that's dead, leaning, dropping limbs, or just too close to the house. Whatever the job, the goal is to take care of it safely, clean up completely, and give you a straight price up front.

How it works

1. Call or send photos. Tell us what the tree is doing and where it is. Pictures from a few angles help.
2. Get a free estimate. A crew member looks at the job, on site or from your photos, and gives you a price.
3. Job done and cleaned up. The tree comes down, the wood and debris get hauled off, and the yard is left clean.

Trees around here

Rankin County is pine country with plenty of oaks, sweetgums, and water oaks mixed in. Tall loblolly pines planted close to houses decades ago are behind a lot of our calls. So are water oaks, which grow fast, rot from the inside, and tend to drop big limbs as they age.

Spring and summer storms push saturated trees over and snap tops out of pines. Tropical systems coming up from the Gulf can do the same. If you've got a tree you've been watching through every storm, that's usually the one to have looked at before the next one.

Signs a tree needs attention

• It's dead or has dead branches in the top of the crown
• It's started leaning, or the soil at the base is heaving or cracking
• There's a split in the trunk, a hollow cavity, or mushrooms at the base
• Limbs hang over the roof, rub the siding, or touch the service line to the house
• Roots are lifting the driveway, a walkway, or the foundation edge
• A pine is losing needles out of season or has pitch tubes (signs of beetles)

Areas we serve

We cover all of Rankin County. Pick your town for local details:

• Brandon
• Pearl
• Flowood
• Richland
• Florence
• Pelahatchie
• Puckett
• Star
• Sandhill