EastLake Tree Services
★ 5 (134)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Atlanta, Georgia
Homeowners in Atlanta, Georgia dealing with a fallen or hazardous tree can find help through a directory that lists 20 tree service contractors. Some of the listed businesses are based in Scottdale, Norcross, and Marietta. The average rating among the 20 contractors with a rating is 4.9 out of 5.
Tree Services Near Atlanta
770 Arborist Emergency Tree & Crane Service
★ 5 (119)Tree service
TreeDog Atlanta Services LLC
★ 5 (194)Tree service
Atlanta Tree Movers
★ 5 (278)Tree service
Tree Stump Masters
★ 5 (154)Tree service
Northside Tree Professionals
★ 4.9 (2550)Tree service
Atlanta Arbor Tree Care Specialist
★ 4.9 (536)Tree service
Boutte Tree, Inc.
★ 4.8 (486)Tree service
Southern Tree Pros
★ 4.8 (206)Tree service
Atlanta Tree Professionals
★ 4.7 (94)Tree service
Tomahawk Tree Service
★ 4.6 (87)Tree service
Gunnison Tree Services
★ 4 (308)Tree service
Advance Grading & Tree Service
★ 5 (56)Tree service
Peachtree Arborists
★ 5 (38)Tree service
Atlanta Arborist Services, LLC
★ 5 (19)Tree service
Titan Arbor Solutions
★ 4.8 (14)Tree service
Tree Pruning Specialist
★ 5 (74)Tree service
Atlanta Tree Company
★ 5 (10)Tree service
Your tree expert
★ 5 (85)Tree service
Dad's Tree Care Inc.
★ 5 (83)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if a tree on my property in Atlanta is hazardous?
Look for dead branches, cracks, splits, leaning trunks, or fungi at the base. A tree that has dropped large limbs or has hollow areas may also be hazardous. Because risk can be hard to judge from the ground, it is often wise to have a qualified local professional assess the tree, especially if it leans toward a home or is near walkways or play areas.
Should I try to remove a storm-damaged tree myself?
Removing a storm damaged tree yourself is usually not advisable. Trees under tension can kick back, and limbs may fall unexpectedly. Without proper training and equipment, the risk of serious injury is high. Stay clear of the tree and anything it touches. For anything beyond small debris on the ground, contact a qualified tree care professional.
What should I do if a fallen tree is touching power lines near Atlanta?
Stay at least 30 feet away from the tree and any utility lines it touches. Do not touch the tree, limbs, or anything in contact with the lines. Call 911 and the utility company immediately. Keep others away until the utility has made the area safe. Do not attempt to move the tree or cut anything yourself. After the utility clears the lines, a qualified tree service can remove the tree.