Dead tree over the house? Storm limb down? Stump in the way? Tell us what you need and we connect you with an established local tree professional — free, fast, and with no obligation.
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Dead, dying, leaning, or just in the way — taken down safely and hauled off.
Tree on the house, limb on the drive, road blocked. Priority response after Gulf weather.
Grind that stump below grade so you can mow over it, plant over it, or forget it.
Deadwood out, roofline cleared, storm-prone canopies thinned before the wind does it.
Building, fencing, or reclaiming pasture — brush and trees cleared to your line.
Inspector flagged a tree, or your insurer sent a letter? Deadline work, documented.
Covington County grew up on timber. The pines and hardwoods that built Andalusia, Opp, and River Falls still stand over our houses, drives, and power drops — and this far south, every summer brings the kind of Gulf weather that finds the weak ones. A mature pine leaning toward a bedroom, a water oak dropping deadwood on the carport, a sweetgum heaving the septic line: these are ordinary Covington County problems, and handling them before a storm does is almost always the cheaper path.
That's what this service exists for. You describe the tree; we connect you with a local professional who does this work every day and will give you a straight price.
Nobody around here likes calling five companies just to learn what a job might run. As a general guide:
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Small tree (roughly under 30 ft) | $300 – $700 |
| Medium tree (roughly 30–60 ft) | $700 – $1,400 |
| Large tree (roughly 60–80 ft) | $1,400 – $2,600 |
| Very large, hazardous, or over a structure | Quoted — often $2,500+ |
| Stump grinding (per stump) | $100 – $350 |
| Storm / emergency response | Quoted — priority scheduling |
These figures are a general guide, not a quote. Access, condition, and what's under the tree move every job up or down — which is why the quote is free and comes from a local professional who has actually seen your tree, in person or from your photos.
Storm damage right now? Tree on a structure or blocking access gets priority. If a power line is involved, stay clear and call the power company or 911 first.
Call (334) 525-7050 Emergency InfoYes. The call, the look at your tree, and the number you get are all free, with no obligation. You only ever pay a tree professional for work you approve.
Independent local tree professionals working in Covington County. We are the connection service, not the crew — our job is matching you with someone established who will answer the phone and show up. More on how this works.
Routine work is usually looked at within a few days. Storm damage and hazard trees get priority — call rather than using the form and say it's urgent.
One call or one short form. A straight price from a local pro. No obligation either way.