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Johns Creek, Fulton County
Johns Creek sits along the Chattahoochee River, and a long wet spell here loosens trees that stood fine all summer. We take the doubtful ones down in sections, before the next storm does it for you.
Free estimates anywhere in Johns Creek. (470) 348-6983
What we do here
Across Johns Creek we take out dead, damaged and unwanted trees at homes and businesses, bringing them down piece by piece where the yard is tight and carting every log off the property.
Dropping a whole trunk in one planned direction, what the trade calls "felling", needs open lawn to land on. Where a roof, a fence or a neighbor's drive sits inside the tree's reach, it comes apart from the top down instead, every piece on a rope.
Every removal we quote covers these four parts:
Each limb and log is tied off and let down on ropes, the "rigging", into a "drop zone" we clear on the lawn before anything is cut.
On open ground the trunk can come down whole, which is quicker, once we have checked where it will land.
Brush goes through the chipper, logs go on the truck, and we rake the grass before we leave. We clean up when the work is done.
We grind stumps "below grade", under the soil line, so grass or a bed can cover the spot. The roots stay in place.
Clay, rain and grown-up lots
We plan each tree removal in Johns Creek around the conditions on the site, the ground, the weather and what stands under the tree, before we choose how to take it down.
The ground here is mostly clay, and clay holds water after heavy rain. With 55.2 inches of rain a year, there are plenty of weeks when the soil is saturated and gives roots less grip, which is when an otherwise sound tree tips or uproots in high wind. A tree that has started to lean is worth a call on a dry week, before the next storm.
The median home in Johns Creek was built in 1995, so many lots still carry the trees that were left standing or planted when the street went in, and they have had a generation to grow up over the roof. That is why most of our work here is rope work close to the house.
safe tree removalWhere we work
Our tree removal crews work in every Johns Creek neighborhood, from Shakerag to the subdivisions along the Chattahoochee, and in the towns on its borders. Johns Creek is in Fulton County, right beside Alpharetta, and every street in it is inside the area we cover.
Johns Creek neighborhoods we serve include:
Nearby towns with their own pages:
Neighbors on Google
What reviewers tell Google is how our crews treat their properties: whether we arrive on time, how the takedown goes and the state of the lawn once we drive off.
What you get when you call us:
These guys came highly recommended from friends and family. Alejandro Came and gave me a competitive quote on the same day, for a giant white oak that others said was too big. Showed up on time on the day we agreed on and did an amazing job. You can’t even tell they were here aside from the massive tree that’s gone. 10/10 would recommend to anyone. Fantastic crew.
Competitive price and they did a great job. I would definitely use them again.
This group is fantastic 98 degrees outside they did not stop these are heros
Questions
The tree removal question Johns Creek homeowners search most often has its answer below.
Call us and we set a time to come see the tree, then quote the whole job before any work starts.
The estimate is free and carries no obligation. Miss us on the phone and we ring you back before the working day ends.
(470) 348-6983The price comes down to how big the tree is, what shape it is in, what sits beneath it and how much room our equipment has to reach it. A tree standing over a roof, a fence or a power line costs more to take down than the same tree in an open yard, because more of the work goes into protecting what is under it.
We look at the tree for free and quote the whole job, cleanup included, before we start; our guide to what tree removal costs covers the rest.
Johns Creek estimates
Call for a free, no-obligation estimate. We walk the yard with you, tell you how the tree would come down, and give you a single price for the whole job.
After-hours voicemails get a call from us at the start of the next working morning.
Our crew arrives on the date we set with you.
We clean up when the work is done.
