Fast, Safe, Permit-Compliant Removal
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What We Do
Whether it's a tree that's been dead for a season, one that just came down in a storm, or a healthy tree that's simply in the wrong spot, Tree Removal Peachtree City takes it down safely, checks it against the city's tree ordinance, and hauls away everything when we're done. Urgent calls jump the line: a pine on your roof or a trunk across the cart path goes ahead of the routine removals already on the calendar.
Where We Work
Out past Brooks or up toward College Park? Call and ask, and we'll confirm your street in a minute rather than guess. See all the areas we serve →
A tree that's simply in the wrong place: crowding the foundation, shading out a new pool, or standing where an addition needs to go. We check it against the city's permit thresholds up front and schedule it on your timeline, typically within the same week.
A summer storm that drops a pine on the house or leaves one hanging over the drive moves that job to the top of the list. Split and downed trees keep shifting after the wind stops, so they're worked from a plan, not in a rush.
Dead trees don't always look dangerous from the ground, but a dead tree near a house, driveway, or play area is one of the more common causes of property damage in Fayette County after a summer storm. Root flare, trunk, and crown all get a look before anyone recommends taking it down. Try our free Tree Diagnosis tool for an instant read.
Canopy trees 18 in. or more in diameter and understory trees 8 in. or more need a city permit before removal, and a specimen tree comes with extra documentation. We pull that permit as part of the job, not as an afterthought you're left to sort out. See the permit guide.
Cost Planning
| Tree size | Typical cost range |
|---|---|
| Small (under 30 ft) | $150–$450 |
| Medium (30–60 ft) | $450–$1,200 |
| Large (60–80 ft) | $800–$1,500 |
| Very large (80+ ft) | $1,000–$2,000+ |
| Emergency / storm damage | Up to $5,000, depending on complexity |
Treat these as Fayette County planning ranges rather than a quote; size, condition, and what stands under the tree set the final number. If the tree qualifies as a specimen removal under the city's ordinance, the extra documentation and any replacement-planting requirement are factored in up front, not after the work is done. Every job gets a free, written estimate before any work starts.
How It Works
Before we recommend anything, we check it against Peachtree City's actual permit thresholds and protected-area rules — so you're never the one explaining a violation to the city after the fact.
Peachtree City's contractor standards call for workers' compensation and liability coverage. Whoever you hire, ask to see the certificate and the permit before the first cut; a good company won't mind being asked.
You'll know the cost — including any permit or replacement-tree requirement — before we start cutting, not after. Nothing gets added to the bill once the work is underway.
Trunk sections, limbs, and brush all get hauled away, and the site is left looking the way most Peachtree City neighborhoods expect. Logs don't get left stacked by the cart path for you to haul.
A tree on the house, across the driveway, or resting on a line goes to the front of the schedule. A tree that's already down or irreparably damaged is the hazard exemption in the city's ordinance, so the permit doesn't hold that up.
Yes — stump grinding is its own service, priced per stump, and we can usually do it the same visit as the removal (no permit needed for the stump). See our Stump Grinding page for typical costs.
Yes — in Peachtree City the contractor is the one who applies, and we do, with the photos and tree list the city wants. We check every removal against the current ordinance during the free estimate and handle the paperwork as part of the job.
Get a written price before any work starts.
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