Tree service in Greenwood, SC

Lake Greenwood's 212 miles of shoreline run through Greenwood, Laurens, and Newberry counties. Waterfront properties along this shoreline often have steep banks dropping to the water, with tree roots holding the slope together. When a tree on one of these banks dies or leans toward the water, removal requires rigging and controlled lowering, not a straight fell. We have the equipment and approach for this specific terrain.

Established neighborhoods on the north side of Greenwood, including Cherokee Hills and Forest Hills, have large lots with hardwoods that have been growing since these communities were built. Canopy trees this size drop large limbs in storms and can threaten rooflines when they lean. Trimming these trees back from structures, or removing them entirely when they are past saving, is work that requires more than a chainsaw and a pickup truck. Our grapple truck handles the volume of debris these jobs produce.

The rural and semi-rural land between Greenwood and communities like Ninety Six and Ware Shoals includes a significant amount of overgrown acreage. Brush mowing and bushhog work on these tracts clears field edges, fence lines, and drainage corridors that have not been maintained. Our specialty equipment handles tight spots and uneven ground that standard mowing equipment cannot safely reach.