Dead, leaning, or storm-damaged trees come down safely — piece by piece when they're close to your home, fence, or power lines.
Around Hattiesburg and Petal, the calls we get most are tall pines leaning after a storm, oaks dropping dead limbs over roofs, and trees that have simply died standing. If a tree is leaning toward your house, splitting at the trunk, lifting the soil at its base, or shedding big dead branches, it's time to have it looked at — before a Pine Belt thunderstorm makes the decision for you.
For trees in open yards, the crew may be able to fell the tree in one piece. Near homes and fences, the tree comes down in sections: a climber or lift takes it apart from the top, lowering each piece on ropes so nothing lands where it shouldn't. Either way, the price you get at the estimate is the price you pay.
Most single-tree removals in the Hattiesburg area run about $500–$1,500. Small trees in open space can be less; a large pine over a roof that has to be rigged down in pieces costs more. Size, access, and what's underneath the tree drive the number — which is why every job starts with a free on-site estimate.
Logs and brush are hauled off and the work area is raked and blown clean. Want the wood left for firewood instead? Just say so at the estimate and the crew will buck it into rounds for you. Ask about adding stump grinding to the same visit — it's cheaper than a separate trip.
Local crews, firm written prices, full cleanup. Serving Hattiesburg, Petal & the Pine Belt.
Call (601) 516-6848