Greater Augusta is one tree canopy spread across two states and a wide range of neighborhoods, from century old in-town streets to fast growing suburbs where the pines were there before the houses. This page covers the areas in the referral region and what tends to matter for trees in each.
The hill above downtown holds some of the oldest and largest trees in the city, big oaks and tall pines on generous historic lots. Hazard evaluation, deadwood pruning, and cabling on landmark trees lead the requests here.
Established streets under a mature canopy, where golf course community living meets aging trees planted when the neighborhood was built. Limbs over roofs and declining pines are the recurring pattern.
Homes around the lake in south Augusta, with water loving trees, soft ground near the shore, and storm exposure off the open water. Leaning trees and root problems show up first here.
A mid century neighborhood across from one of the most famous golf courses in the world, with mature pines and oaks on family lots. Pruning for clearance and removal of tired backyard pines are common calls.
Columbia County suburbs northwest of Augusta, dense with tall pines between the houses. Storm cleanup and pine removal between close set homes is the local specialty.
Fast growing neighborhoods where builders left stands of pines standing in new yards. Young lot trees grow fast in red clay, and thinning, pruning, and first removals follow within a few years.
Growth near Fort Eisenhower has filled Grovetown with new subdivisions alongside older wooded lots. Both patterns, fresh planted trees and mature woods at the lot line, are inside the referral area.
Just across the Savannah River, North Augusta shares the same canopy, clay, and storms as Augusta itself. Referrals cover the South Carolina side of the river as part of the same metro.
South of Augusta, larger and more rural lots with room for trees to be felled whole more often, plus pasture and fence line trees that need a different kind of planning than a tight back yard.
Do not see your street or town listed? The referral area covers Richmond and Columbia counties and North Augusta across the river. Call (706) 438-5550 and ask. If your tree is outside the area a contractor partner serves, we will tell you straight rather than take your information for nothing.