Tree Service in Clemmons, NC

Yes. We’re fully insured, with current coverage. We can email a Certificate of Insurance to you or your HOA before we start work. Just ask when you call.

Yes. Brookberry Farm, Waterford, and several of the other Clemmons neighborhoods have Architectural Review Boards that want approval in writing before a tree comes down, plus the ARB usually wants a Certificate of Insurance in their preferred format and a written work order on file with the species and DBH. We send the COI directly to whoever the ARB names, photograph the tree before, during, and after the work to their spec, and provide the species and diameter for the file. The approval decision itself is between you and your ARB — we don’t lobby — but we make sure the contractor side of the paperwork is clean so it doesn’t slow your application down.

Every quote is free, anywhere in the Village of Clemmons or the rest of Forsyth County we cover. The drive from our High Point shop is straight up I-40, about twenty-five minutes, and the trip is on us — not built into the price. A crown reduction in Brookberry Farm gets the same in-person look as a takedown along the Yadkin River corridor. Stump grinding is the one exception, since we can usually quote by phone if you send a photo with something for scale.

For routine work, usually within 3 to 5 business days. Clemmons is about twenty-five minutes west of our High Point shop straight up I-40, and we batch Clemmons jobs in the morning before the school-zone traffic stacks up on Lewisville-Clemmons Road. That sometimes means we work your street earlier in the day than you’d expect. For storm damage or anything blocking a driveway or hanging over a roof, the batching goes out the window — we get a crew rolling the same day, often within the hour.

Yes. If a tree is on your house, your car, or a power line anywhere in Clemmons, call (336) 259-8460 any time. We answer through the night. The cottonwoods and sycamores along the Yadkin shed heavy limbs in summer wind in a way the hardwoods on the higher ground don’t, and a single squall through the river bottoms can turn a calm afternoon into a phone full of voicemails, so we’re used to the after-storm calls and our trucks are loaded for it.

It depends mostly on the tree’s size, how close it is to your house, and how technical the rigging gets. A small pine in an open Forsyth County yard is on the low end. A 60-foot oak hanging over a roof is on the high end. Removals on the estate-grade Clemmons lots — the ones near Tanglewood Park or in Brookberry Farm with the manicured beds and hardscape — often need meticulous sectional rigging, which is the honest answer when the landscaping below has to stay intact.

Yes. Standard cleanup is included. We haul off the wood and big debris, rake up the small stuff, and run a magnet over the driveway if we used the chipper there. If you want the wood left for firewood, just let us know.

Stump grinding is a separate service that we usually quote alongside the removal. It’s optional. Some folks keep the stump as a planter or table base. Grinding the same day we drop the tree usually saves money and time over coming back for a second visit up I-40, especially if you’re booking through an HOA that wants a single work order on file.

In the Village of Clemmons and the rest of Forsyth County, a permit isn’t required to take down a tree on your own private property in most cases. The one thing worth checking on is whether the village’s tree-preservation ordinance applies to your specific lot — there are pockets where a protected species or a specific lot setback can change the answer, and your HOA’s Architectural Review Board may require approval separately from any village rule. Mention your address when you call, and we’ll walk through it with you and handle any paperwork if it’s needed.

Call us first, then your insurance. We can tarp the roof, get the tree off safely, and document everything for your claim. We’ve worked with most major insurers in NC and know what they need to approve the work.