Our Story
A Marietta tree brand built around written prices and local rules.
Why We Exist
Tree Removal Marietta exists so Marietta and Cobb County homeowners can get an honest read on a worrying tree and a written price from a careful local crew. Too often the choice around Marietta is a big outfit that quotes from the truck and leaves the brush, or a pickup-and-chainsaw operator who drops a tall pine and hopes it lands in the yard.
Marietta was chartered in 1834 and has been the Cobb County seat ever since. Its five National Register districts spread out from the Square under white oaks, water oaks, tulip poplars and loblolly pines, and Kennesaw Mountain rises just north of town. The ground is Georgia clay, where UGA Extension notes most tree roots grow in the top 12 to 18 inches, so a Marietta tree with roots cut on one side years ago can still fail in a wet week.
Four Services
Four jobs only: tree removal, stump grinding, tree trimming and land clearing. No mowing, no bed mulching, no landscape installs around Marietta. If your job is one of the four, this is the right call; if it isn't, you'll hear that plainly.
How It Works
It works like this. You call or send the form, and we ask what the tree stands near and whether the address is in the City of Marietta, unincorporated Cobb County or a neighboring city with its own permit rules. A local tree crew then walks the Marietta-area property, and you get a written price before anything goes on the calendar.
What you can expect on a Marietta job: a free estimate, a straight answer on whether the tree should come down at all, no surprise add-ons after the price is set, and the trunk, limbs and brush hauled away when the work is done. One more thing worth doing on any Cobb County tree job: ask whoever does the work for a current certificate of liability insurance.
Rigging is never skipped to save an hour on a Marietta removal, because a tall pine or oak beside a house, fence or power line leaves no room for shortcuts.
You get a written estimate before any work starts. If a Cobb County tree is healthy and can stay, that's the answer you'll get, even when it means no job.
Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw and unincorporated Cobb each handle tree permits differently, so the jurisdiction gets checked before anyone quotes a Marietta-area removal.
On a Marietta job the work ends when the trunk sections, limbs and brush are gone and the yard looks the way it did, minus the tree.
Type a Cobb, Cherokee or Paulding County town or ZIP code to see whether your street is on the Marietta route.