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These guys are amazing!!
This company was recommended by someone on the local Next-door App. That was a great recommendation. Douglas and his team were awesome. The knowledge about tree trimming and tree maintenance given to me by Douglas was unexpected and valuable. I felt involved in the whole process. I really appreciated that because I love my tree. I didn't want it destroyed. Douglas' pride and joy in his job gave me wonderful results. Thank you again, Douglas, for taking care of my granddaughters' tree. She looks marvelous.
I had ten giant trees in my yard and they were able to get them all down without any damage to my house or the power lines.. truly impressive work.
Had James and his crew come out and remove several large trees over my house. They were prompt to get me fit into they're schedule and even cleaned up some limbs I had stacked in the back of my property. Will definitely use their services again. Highly recommend.
Bobby's has done work for us in the past and we were very pleased with the job they did then. Recently, we had some dead trees in our backyard and once again called Bobby's to remove them. As usual the removal was done efficiently and the area completely cleaned up. Bobby's pricing was very fair.
Contractors in Limestone offer a complete spectrum of tree care, removal, and maintenance services:
In Limestone, professional tree removal typically costs between $350 and $1,800 on average. Small trees (under 30 ft) average $350–$600, medium trees (30–60 ft) run $600–$1,100, and large or hazardous trees requiring crane equipment can exceed $1,500.
Yes, top tree care specialists listed in Limestone offer 24/7 emergency dispatch for fallen trees after severe windstorms, hurricanes, or heavy storms. Look for the "🚨 24/7 Emergency" badge on contractor profiles.
Certain cities and homeowners associations (HOAs) require a permit or certified arborist letter before removing native or heritage trees over a specific trunk diameter. Licensed local contractors are familiar with Limestone municipal codes and can assist with the permitting process.