Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Rating: 4.1 Stars
Name: JUDY YOUNG
Rating: 5
Review: Best tree service Fayetteville and Hoke county. They removed a few trees from my yard in the last couple of years because of storms and high winds. Great company
Date: 5 months ago
Name: Michael Gueits
Rating: 1
Review: Was given an good estimate and had a day planned for them to come out. I got a call on the day they were suppose to come out and they told me they had some problems with their truck so they couldnt come out that day. I've called every week for 3 weeks straight and was told the first 2 times that the truck should be out later that day and they will call me back to schedule, the 3rd time it was that the truck is still waiting for 1 part. I understand things happen but don't lie to the customer saying the truck would be out that day and that I would receive a call. If they would've told me that it would take weeks to get the part we could've parted ways sooner, I could've had my tree trimmed by someone else and you would've been spared a negative review for dishonesty. The guy who came out and did the estimate was great and friendly but after that every thing fell apart with who ever answered the phone whenever I would call to find out what the deal was.
Date: 6 years ago
Name: Sally Hurt
Rating: 2
Review: Unprofessional business manners. I have been stood up 4 days in a row. The most recent "appointment" was today. After calling each day to find out what happened I was told it would be the next day. Today when I called, Shawn basically said I should call someone else. Wasted all this time since Hurricane Matthew counting on these folks to show up and/or call when I could've been dealing with any number of reputable arborist in the area. Would not recommend unless this kind of behavior doesn't bother you.
Date: 7 years ago
Name: thesnekker10
Rating: 5
Review: This is probably the fifth time I've hired S&S and I have no complaints. About 10 years ago I bought an old house with several acres of land, and wanted to eliminate the trees that could reach the house if they fell. S&S put the trees on the ground, and I did the clean-up. Later they helped me drop some 80' tall poplars which were leaning in the wrong direction for me to cut - S&S dropped all 5 in a row right next to each other. Recently I called them back when a hurricane uprooted several large trees, and they gave me the same fair price as always.
Date: 6 years ago
Name: Joseph Dukes
Rating: 1
Review: Took away my good soil and brought back sand looking stuff after i waited months to hv them come back to backfill sinkholes from stump removal Services: Tree stump removal, Tree removal
Date: 3 years ago
Other local Tree Removal Companies in the Hoke County area:
- CV Stump Grinding
- David Avina Tree Service
- I Cut Trees LLC
- Odd Jobbery llc
- NBC Tree Service
- Legassie Tree Services
- Team Blue LLC
- American Tree & Stump
- Smith's Lawn & Tree Company, LLC
- The Ville Trее Mastеrs
Tree Removal FAQs
Do you need a permit to cut down a tree in Houston?
Do you need a permit to cut down a tree in Houston?While you do not always need a tree removal permit, Houston, TX urban forestry department does enforce a tree protection ordinance. The City of Houston (COH) tree ordinance includes information about tree removal on private property and requirements for commercial properties.
What month can you cut down trees?
What month can you cut down trees?To limit the impact upon wildlife it is always better to cut down or remove trees when wildlife is less active, perhaps in the autumn or winter months.
What is the cheapest way to cut down a tree?
What is the cheapest way to cut down a tree?The cheapest disposal method is simply cutting the tree up to where it falls and using it as firewood. You can also use it as compost or for a wood-burning stove. Also, check with your neighbours—they might need a branch or two.
How much of a tree can you cut without killing it?
How much of a tree can you cut without killing it?Prune only as much as you absolutely need to prune, and never remove more than 25 percent of a tree's branches. For most deciduous trees, make sure that there are living branches on at least 2/3 of the tree, though this varies by species. Be aware that the trunk alone is not enough to ensure that the tree will survive.
Is it better to grind a stump or remove it?
Is it better to grind a stump or remove it?Stump Grinding Is Safe & Efficient: Because stump removal is a more invasive process, which requires heavy machinery, it also creates a greater risk of someone getting hurt.