

Safe, complete removal of dead, dying, storm-damaged, or unwanted trees — with full cleanup and a crane-equipped fleet most local companies don't have behind every job. Proudly serving Simpsonville and all of Greenville County.
Because so many Simpsonville subdivisions were carved out of old pine stands, the typical removal here is a tall, shallow-rooted loblolly that's started leaning toward the house after a windstorm. These come down fast and cleanly when there's backyard room, and the crane takes over when a pine is pinned between the fence line and the roof. We chip on site and haul everything off, leaving the rest of the canopy intact.
We cover every corner of Simpsonville, from Gilder Creek and Bryson to Holly Tree and the areas around Heritage Park and Downtown Simpsonville — neighborhoods and properties we know well and reach quickly for tree removal.
Simpsonvilleareas & landmarks we cover
Most residential removals run about $300 for small trees to $2,000+ for large, complex jobs that need crane assistance.
A clear, proven process that protects your Simpsonville property from start to finish.
We assess the tree, access, and surroundings, then give you a firm written price — no obligation.
We set the rigging or crane plan and lay turf mats to protect your lawn and beds.
We fell it whole where there's room, or lift it out in sections with the crane where there isn't.
We chip the brush, haul the wood, grind the stump on request, and rake the area clean.
Our Palfinger crane, grapple truck, and Bandit chippers let us remove trees too big or too tight for ground crews — faster and with less damage to your property. It's why Simpsonville homeowners and businesses call us for the big, technical removals — the work that needs real equipment and a properly insured crew.
Straight answers for Simpsonville homeowners.
Yes. A lot of Simpsonville's newer subdivisions were planted or built around loblolly pines that grow fast, get top-heavy, and can lean or snap in high wind. We can remove leaning or storm-damaged pines in sections so nothing is dropped toward your house or your neighbor's, and we respond 24/7 if one comes down on a structure. Call (864) 762-1253 if you have a pine you're worried about.
Usually, yes, but side-yard spacing in newer Simpsonville neighborhoods can be tight. We size up the gate width, AC units, and fencing during the estimate and decide whether to drag wood through the side yard or lift it out over the house with our Palfinger crane. Planning that access ahead of time keeps the job efficient and keeps your fence and HVAC intact.
We can. Pine stumps in Simpsonville yards are often close to foundations, walkways, or irrigation, so we grind to a depth that lets you replant grass or beds while staying clear of footings and utility lines. We can also haul off or spread the grindings depending on what you'd prefer for the spot.
Most residential removals range from about $300 for small trees to $2,000+ for large, complex removals that require crane assistance. Size, lean, and proximity to structures drive the price. We give free written estimates.
Yes — stump grinding is available on every removal. We grind several inches below grade and can backfill or haul the grindings, whichever you prefer.
Free estimates for Simpsonville, SC and all of Greenville County. Put a fully equipped, crane-ready crew to work on your property.
Licensed & $2M insured · Workers' comp covered · 24/7 emergency response