Marietta & Cobb County Tree Removal
Marietta, GA Tree Removal
A dead water oak leaning toward the roof, a pine limb split open after a storm rolled in off Kennesaw Mountain, or a trunk-and-stump job you've been putting off since spring: Tree Removal Marietta sets it up with a local tree crew, not a call center three states away. We cover Marietta and the Cobb County communities around it, from Smyrna and Vinings to Kennesaw and Acworth, with free on-site estimates, a written price, and storm calls moved to the front of the line.
What We Do

Dead, storm-damaged and hazard trees taken down across Marietta and Cobb County, in sections whenever a roof or fence is close. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Old stumps ground below grade in Cobb County red clay, so the mower stops catching them and the spot can be seeded. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Deadwood, roof clearance and storm-prep thinning for the big oaks and poplars around Marietta, often a cheaper fix than removal. See the full details, including typical pricing →

Brush, privet, saplings and storm debris cleared from Cobb County lots, fence lines and building sites. See the full details, including typical pricing →
Free Tool
Plenty of Marietta trees that look ragged after a hot, dry August don't need to come down, and from the driveway it's hard to tell harmless deadwood from a real hazard. The Tree Diagnosis tool asks four questions about your tree and gives you a quick, honest read on how urgent it is.
Cost Planning
Few Cobb County homeowners know what a removal runs before they start calling around, so here is a real starting point:
Service Area
Tree Removal Marietta serves homeowners throughout Marietta and the surrounding Cobb County area — including Smyrna, Kennesaw, Vinings, Cumberland, and the smaller communities in between.
Before anyone rigs a white oak over a Marietta roof, ask each bidder for a certificate of liability insurance and check the dates. On a Marietta job, a big removal near the house, the fence or a power line should never turn into your liability.
When a summer storm drops a limb across a Marietta driveway or onto a roof, that call moves ahead of routine Cobb County work on the schedule.
Every Marietta-area job gets a written estimate before any work starts, so nothing new gets added once the saws come off the truck.
Ask your Marietta tree question once: we answer it and set up the visit, and a local tree crew handles the hands-on work through cleanup.
In Marietta the price comes down mostly to the tree's size, its condition, and how close it stands to a house, fence or power line. Typical Cobb County ranges run $150–$450 for small trees, $450–$1,200 for medium trees, and $800–$2,000 or more for large and very large ones. Storm-damage work can cost more depending on complexity. Every job gets a free, written estimate before any work starts.
It depends on your policy and on what happened. A claim is more likely to be paid when a tree has fallen onto a covered structure, such as a Marietta house or detached garage, and less likely when the tree is dead or leaning but hasn't hit anything yet. Call your insurer first; if it helps a Cobb County claim, we can document the tree's condition for you.
Single-family homeowners generally do not need a permit to remove a tree on their own property. Commercial and multi-family properties do — Marietta's Development Services office reviews these requests, typically with a site plan, tree health assessment, and photos. We can walk you through what your specific property needs during the free estimate visit. See our Cobb County tree permit guide for the rules in Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Woodstock and the rest of the county — they're all different.

Who We Are
Tree Removal Marietta exists so a Marietta homeowner with a worrying oak or pine can get an honest read and a written price from a careful local crew, without phoning six companies or guessing which side of a city line the yard sits on.
Marietta has been the Cobb County seat since its 1834 charter, and the older streets around the Square sit under white oaks, water oaks, tulip poplars and tall loblolly pines. Under them is Georgia clay, where most tree roots live in the top 12 to 18 inches, so a trench cut for a driveway or sewer line years ago can still take a Marietta tree down. Summer thunderstorms and the odd tropical remnant, like Irma's 50 to 65 mph gusts in 2017, do the rest.
Here is how it works. You call or send the form, we ask what the tree stands near and whether the address is inside Marietta's city limits, and a local tree crew walks the property before any price is set. For a Marietta-area job you can count on a free estimate, a straight answer on whether the tree needs to go, a written price before anything is booked, and the wood and brush hauled off afterward.
Whether that Marietta oak has been on your list since spring or came down in last night's storm, one call or one form starts a free written estimate.
Type a Cobb, Cherokee or Paulding County town or ZIP code to see whether your street is on the Marietta route.