Most people who call us don't start with a service name. They start with a problem: a limb over the roof, a stump the mower keeps hitting, a tree that dropped half its canopy in the last storm. This page maps the problems onto the work, so you know what you're asking for before you ask.
Dead, dying, hazardous, or just in the wrong place — safe removals of every size, including large trees over structures and technical rigging jobs near homes and power lines. Typical range $300–$3,000 depending on size and difficulty.
Learn MoreCrown thinning, deadwood removal, roof and driveway clearance, and structural pruning that makes trees healthier and dramatically more storm-resistant — and never topping. Typically $150–$1,200 by tree size.
Learn MoreStumps ground 6–12 inches below grade, ready to re-sod or replant. Typically from about $100 per stump, and multiple stumps in one visit usually cost much less each — most of the cost is getting the machine to your property.
Learn MoreHelp for trees on roofs, cars, and driveways; hanging limbs; and storm-split trunks — plus what to photograph so your insurance claim goes smoothly.
Learn MoreBuild-site prep, overgrown lots, brush and fence-line clearing, and selective clearing that keeps your best trees. Typically $1,500–$6,000 per acre depending on density.
Learn MoreMoving a tree instead of losing it — what size can realistically be moved, the dormant-season window, root ball rules, and when buying a new tree is the better value. Most residential moves run $150–$700.
Learn MoreMatch what you're seeing to the work it usually calls for:
Whichever service you need, a few things should always apply. Get a written estimate before any work starts, so the price you're told is the price you pay. Always confirm insurance — tree work is genuinely dangerous, and an uninsured crew's accident becomes the homeowner's problem, so ask for a current certificate of liability insurance and workers' compensation. And confirm cleanup is included: limbs chipped, wood hauled off or cut to firewood length if you'd rather keep it, and the work area raked and blown clean before the crew leaves.
Every service page carries its own price table, and we've collected all of them — plus the five factors that decide where your quote lands within those ranges — in our Little Rock tree service price guide. Short version: access, what's underneath the tree, the wood's condition, power lines, and what happens to the debris.
Requests are welcome from the full Little Rock metro: Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Maumelle, Bryant, Benton, Jacksonville, Cabot, Alexander, and Conway, plus surrounding communities across Pulaski, Saline, Lonoke, and Faulkner Counties. Neighborhoods from Hillcrest and The Heights to Chenal Valley, Otter Creek, and Southwest Little Rock — and north of the river through Park Hill, Lakewood, Argenta, Levy, and Rose City.
That's normal — most calls start with "there's something wrong with my tree" rather than a service name. Call (501) 403-5953 or use our contact page to describe what you're seeing. We'll connect you with a local professional who can tell you what it actually needs — and just as importantly, what it doesn't.
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