Why Choose Allen’s Tress Service?

Our commitment to safety, customer satisfaction, and environmental responsibility sets us apart. We understand the unique local landscape and tree species, enabling us to provide tailored services that meet your specific needs. Whether it’s a hazardous tree threatening your home or a tree removal for landscaping purposes, we’ve got you covered!

Service we provide

Emergency Storm Clean Up

This service is focused on the rapid removal of trees or branches that have fallen or are at imminent risk of falling due to severe weather conditions, such as storms, to ensure safety and prevent property damage.

Tree Removal

Complete removal of trees that are dead, diseased, or posing a danger to property or people.

Tree Trimming

This service involves the pruning of trees to maintain their shape and health.

Stump Grinding

After a tree is removed, stump removal involves the complete extraction or grinding down of the remaining tree stump to below ground level, allowing for aesthetic improvement, safety, and the prevention of pests.

Logging Clean Up

This service involves the removal of trees that have been felled during logging operations, along with clearing out leftover debris, branches, and stumps, to tidy up the area and prepare it for future use or to reduce fire hazards.

Land Clearing

This service entails the removal of trees, stumps, brush, stones, and other obstacles from a piece of land to prepare it for construction, landscaping, or agricultural use, ensuring a clean and level area.

Had Allen’s Tree Service out to trim multiple trees and shrubs in my yard. The place looks fantastic, what a great job and the workers he has are so sweet, conscientious, and hardworking. I highly recommend using this company! As a Realtor for 30 years, I’ve worked with a lot of landscapers but these folks are top notch! Not one damaged plant , pure perfection! It also just plain feels good to do business with NICE people! Thank you for a job well done!

9/11/23 via Facebook Reviews

Susan Hosley O'Conlon