Fulton County
Tree service in Johns Creek, GA
About 15 to 20 minutes from our Suwanee base.
★ 4.7 on Google · Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Fulton County
About 15 to 20 minutes from our Suwanee base.
★ 4.7 on Google · Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
We remove and trim trees for homeowners across Johns Creek, just over the county line from our Suwanee base. Call or text (678) 491-1254 for a free written estimate. We answer any hour after storms.
Johns Creek neighborhoods like St. Ives, Country Club of the South and the subdivisions off Medlock Bridge and State Bridge were built around mature hardwoods and pines, many near the Chattahoochee. These are big trees close to big houses, so most jobs here are climbing and rigging work.
It depends. Johns Creek eased its residential tree rules in July 2025, and for many homeowners a dangerous tree can now come down without a permit. On a developed single-family lot, removal "is permitted without a tree removal permit" when the tree is not in a protected zone and "poses an immediate threat or danger to falling on the primary residential dwelling" (Johns Creek tree preservation guide).
Questions go to the city's Community Development department. Trees in stream buffers or other protected zones still need approval.
With pines off the specimen list, many Johns Creek homeowners are finally taking down the tall pines over their houses. Lots near the Chattahoochee and its creeks often have buffers, so tell us if your tree is near water.
Watch your pines. Georgia logged more than 1,600 southern pine beetle spots in 2024, up from 273 the year before (UGA Bugwood Center). Needles browning from the top down and small lumps of sap on the bark are the signs. Beetle-killed pines dry out and get brittle fast, so they should come down soon.
Georgia Power serves most of Johns Creek, and Sawnee EMC serves parts of north Fulton.
Lines that run pole to pole belong to the power company. Don't trim near them yourself and don't let anyone else. Call the number on your power bill first. Once the line is safe, we handle the rest of the tree.
Suwanee · Duluth · Alpharetta · Sandy Springs · Roswell · Berkeley Lake
Tree removal · Emergency tree removal · Tree trimming · Stump grinding · Pine tree removal · Lot clearing
What we do here
Questions
Don't see yours? Call or text (678) 491-1254.
Yes. Call (678) 491-1254 any hour, including nights, weekends and holidays. If a tree is on your house, car or driveway, we'll tell you on the phone how soon we can get there and what to do until we arrive. If the tree is touching a power line, call your power company first.
Not always. Since July 2025, a tree that poses an immediate threat of falling on your house can come down without a permit, as long as it isn't in a protected zone. Specimen trees and trees in buffers still have rules.
Pines are no longer specimen trees after the city changed its rules on July 28, 2025.
A large hardwood or softwood 32 inches or more in diameter, or a small native flowering tree 12 inches or more. Removing a healthy one means planting a replacement.
Yes. Let us know about gate access and HOA approval when you call, and we'll plan around them.
24/7 emergency tree service · Free estimates