Tree Service in Columbia, SC
A pine leaning over the house, storm damage, or a big oak that needs trimming? Get a free estimate from an insured local tree crew serving Columbia and the Midlands.
- Free on-site estimates
- Removal, trimming and stump grinding
- Fast storm and emergency response
- Insured crews only
Tree services
Tree removal
Safe removal of dead, leaning or unwanted trees, including tight spots near houses and lines.
Trimming and pruning
Clearance from roofs and wires, deadwood removal and shaping that keeps trees healthy.
Storm and emergency work
Fallen trees on houses, cars or driveways, cleared as fast as crews can get there.
Stump grinding
Stumps ground below grade so you can replant or lay sod.
Lot and brush clearing
Clearing overgrown lots, fence lines and pine straw-choked yards.
Hazard tree checks
An assessment of trees you're worried about before the next storm.
How it works
- Tell us about the tree. Call or send the form with what you need and a rough idea of size.
- Free on-site estimate. An insured local tree service looks at the job and quotes it.
- Work done and cleaned up. The crew does the work and hauls away the debris.
Why Midlands trees need regular care
The Midlands' tall loblolly pines, water oaks and summer thunderstorms bring down limbs and whole trees every year. Pines leaning toward a house and oaks with dead tops are the most common calls.
What does it cost?
Tree work is priced by size, how close the tree is to structures, and access for equipment. These are national figures from a published cost guide; prices in Columbia may differ.
- Tree removal (national average): About $850; typically $385 to $1,070
- Tree up to 30 ft: $285 to $435
Areas served
- Columbia
- Lexington
- Irmo
- Chapin
- Blythewood
- West Columbia
- Columbia
- Cayce
- Forest Acres
- Elgin
- Lugoff
- Hopkins
- Gaston
Frequently asked questions
How much does tree removal cost in Columbia?
It depends on the tree's size, how close it is to the house or lines, and access for equipment. You get a free on-site estimate before any work.
Is the crew insured?
Only insured crews are sent. Ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts; a reputable company will send it.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
Some cities and HOAs regulate removal of large or protected trees. Call with your address and you'll be told what applies.
Can you come for storm damage?
Yes. Call right away; fallen trees on structures are handled first.
Is stump grinding included?
Usually it's priced separately. Ask for it on the estimate if you want the stump gone.
Should I remove the tree or just trim it?
Often a tree can be saved with pruning. Ask for an honest assessment; removal is the last resort for a healthy tree.