They always do such a great job. They showed up as they said, cleaned up after themselves and were able to tarp a hole in my roof. I always enjoy working with them!Chris ConferGoogle review, September 2026
Tree Service in Easley, SC
Twenty minutes from the yard. Subdivision pines, growing neighborhoods along Highway 123, and contractors who need a tree gone before the next pour.
Tree work in Easley
One of the fastest growing towns we serve, with subdivisions where pines were left right up against the houses. Removals before they lean, trimming over the roof, and stump grinding so the yard can be seeded are our most common Easley calls.
Easley has grown quickly along Highway 123, and a lot of the newer neighborhoods were cut out of pine stands. Builders left the trees that were there, which looks nice for the first few years and then starts dropping needles in the gutters, shading the roof, and leaning in wet ground. That is the call we get most: a pine or two that need to come down before they decide to on their own. The older parts of town have big oaks and maples that need dead wooding every few years.
Where we work in Easley
- The subdivisions along Highway 123 and Highway 8
- Downtown Easley
- The Highway 93 side toward Liberty and Central
What we do in Easley
- Tree RemovalEasley's subdivision pines are the removal we do most here, usually two or three at a time before they start to lean.
- Tree Trimming and PruningThe older streets in Easley have oaks and maples that want dead wooding every few years to stay off the roof.
- Stump GrindingNew Easley lawns need the stump gone, so we grind it below grade with the removal and the sod goes right over it.
- Emergency Storm ResponseA pine down on an Easley roof after a summer storm goes to the front of the line, with a tarp if the roof needs one.
- Lot ClearingContractors call us to clear or partly remove trees before a slab pour or a new shop goes up.
- Debris Removal and Wood ChipsBrush and wood from an Easley job are chipped and hauled, so the yard is clean when we leave.
What tree work costs in Easley
A lot of Easley work is for people building something: a tree or part of one taken down before a slab is poured, a few pines cleared off a new lot, or the trees the builder left too close to the house.
Each of those is priced differently, so we come look first. The look is free.
The crew came within a day of us calling them and did a great job removing broken limbs and trees from around our driveway. They were careful to avoid damaging plants and cleaned up really well after they were done.Lisa BensonGoogle review, September 2026
Questions from Easley homeowners
The builder left pines right against my house. Do they all need to come down?
Not always. A loblolly pine with a straight trunk and a full top can stay for years. The ones to watch are leaning toward the house, losing needles on one side, or standing in ground that stays wet. We will walk the yard with you and tell you which ones to worry about.
I only need part of a tree removed for a concrete pour. Can you do that?
Yes. We regularly take off the side of a tree or the limbs over a build site so a contractor can pour, and we can come back for the rest later if you want the shade.
Do you deliver free wood chips in Easley?
Yes. Sign up on the chip list form and we will bring a load by when we are working in your part of Easley. We cannot promise a date, since it depends on where our jobs are.
Got a tree in Easley you're not sure about?
Call or text us now, or book a time online and we'll come take a look.