Gwinnett County
Tree service in Norcross, GA
About 20 to 25 minutes from our Suwanee base.
★ 4.7 on Google · Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Gwinnett County
About 20 to 25 minutes from our Suwanee base.
★ 4.7 on Google · Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

We remove and trim trees in Norcross and help homeowners with the city's tree permit. Call or text (678) 491-1254 for a free written estimate, any hour for storms.
Historic downtown Norcross and the streets around Thrasher Park have some of the oldest trees in Gwinnett: big oaks and poplars on small lots, close to older homes. Those jobs call for careful climbing and rigging, and that's how we do them.
Yes, for trees 6 inches or more in diameter. Norcross homeowners need a tree removal permit, with the diameter measured 4 feet above the ground (City of Norcross).
Old hardwoods on small in-town lots are the typical Norcross job. There's rarely room to drop a tree, so we climb it and lower every piece.
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.
Norcross runs its own electric utility, Norcross Power, with about 5,000 customers and 84 miles of line (City of Norcross). Homes outside its area are served by Georgia Power or another Gwinnett provider.
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.
Peachtree Corners · Dunwoody · Tucker · Berkeley Lake · Duluth
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.
Yes, for any tree 6 inches or more in diameter, measured 4 feet up the trunk.
Hardwoods 28 inches and up, softwoods 30 inches and up and native flowering trees 12 inches and up are specimens. Removing a healthy one requires compensation, and the application needs a statement from an arborist, forester or landscape architect.
Call Norcross Power if they're your provider (it's on your bill), or Georgia Power. Don't touch the tree until the line is safe.
City of Norcross: 770-448-2122.
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