Tree care in Asheville
From the old oaks of Montford to hemlock-lined creeks in Kenilworth, Asheville's urban forest is one of the most diverse in the Southeast. It is also where we live and work every day.
What we see in Asheville.
Many in-town lots are small and steep, with trees leaning over neighboring homes, sidewalks and overhead service drops. We rig most removals in sections and use compact equipment that fits down narrow driveways.
Historic district properties in Montford and Chestnut Hill may need review before removals, and the city's steep slope zones have their own rules. We check your address during the estimate.
Neighborhoods we visit often
- Montford
- West Asheville
- Kenilworth
- Grove Park
- Five Points
- Haw Creek
- Chestnut Hill
- Malvern Hills
At a glance
- County
- Buncombe County
- Drive time
- Home base, same-day assessments
- Storm line
- (828) 555-0130
Common species
- White oak
- Tulip poplar
- Eastern hemlock
- Sugar maple
- Dogwood
Local tree concerns.
Hemlock woolly adelgid
Untreated hemlocks along creeks decline within a few years. Treatment is affordable when started early.
Oaks over older homes
Mature red and white oaks planted a century ago now overhang roofs and need clearance pruning.
Most requested in Asheville.
Every service is available here. These are the ones Asheville homeowners book most.
Trimming & PruningStructural and crown pruning to ANSI A300 standards, cut by ISA certified climbers.From $385
Plant Health CareSoil care, hemlock woolly adelgid treatment and targeted disease management for long-lived trees.From $145 per visit
Tree RemovalCareful sectional removal of dead, dying or hazardous trees, even in tight backyards.From $750
Neighbors on our work.
They explained every cut before they made it. Our maple looks natural, not butchered, and the yard was cleaner than before they arrived.
Our creek hemlocks were graying out. Two seasons after treatment they are pushing new growth again. Worth every penny.
Dead ash leaning over the neighbor's roof. They coordinated with both households, brought a crane and were done by lunch.
