Tree Removal in Greenwood, SC

Professional Tree Removal in Greenwood

Tree removal in Greenwood, SC demands more than a chainsaw and a truck. When a 100-foot loblolly pine leans toward your house, you need an arborist who can climb it, rig it, and take it down piece by piece without touching the roof. That is exactly what TW's Tree & Climbing does. Our climbing-based approach lets us remove trees from tight backyards, over fences, and beside structures where a bucket truck cannot reach.

What's Included

✓ Full tree removal from canopy to stump
✓ Climbing-based removal (no bucket trucks)
✓ Rigging for controlled lowering of sections
✓ Complete debris cleanup and hauling
✓ Optional stump grinding
✓ Yard walk-through after completion

Our Process

Quote

We come out, assess the tree, and give you a clear price. No surprises, no hidden fees.

Climb and Cut

Our arborist climbs the tree with ropes and harnesses, removing it from the top down in controlled sections.

Rig and Lower

Each section is rigged and lowered safely to the ground, protecting your property below.

Clean Up and Haul

All wood, limbs, and debris are loaded and hauled away. Your yard is left clean.

Walk the Yard

We walk the property with you to make sure everything looks right before we leave.

Why Choose TW's for Tree Removal

Our customers say it best. Tim K. described hiring us for a 100+ foot dead pine: "The day after we got an acceptable quote from TW's, they were out early in the morning. Their 3-man crew already knew what needed to be done and within 45 minutes the job was complete."

Nathaniel hired us for the same kind of job: "Mr. Whatley climbed cut and hauled 100 foot pine out of the backyard for me. Did it in a timely and safe manner. Very professional would greatly recommend!"

And Robert S. appreciated the value: "He came out and cut some tall pine trees that was close to my house and buildings. He got them down with no problems at a fraction of the cost the big tree companies wanted."

Tim K.

We had a 100+' dead pine tree that we needed felled before a storm blew it onto our house. The day after we got an acceptable quote from TW's, they were out early in the morning. Their 3-man crew already knew what needed to be done and within 45 minutes the job was complete.

Nathaniel

Mr. Whatley climbed cut and hauled 100 foot pine out of the backyard for me. Did it in a timely and safe manner. Very professional would greatly recommend!

Robert S.

He came out and cut some tall pine trees that was close to my house and buildings. He got them down with no problems at a fraction of the cost the big tree companies wanted.

What Drives Tree Removal Cost

Several factors determine the cost of tree removal: the height and diameter of the tree, its proximity to structures or power lines, access for our crew, and whether stump grinding is included. Because we climb rather than use a bucket truck, we can often work in tighter spaces at a lower cost than companies that need to position heavy equipment. Our customers consistently describe the pricing as fair and easy to understand. Call (864) 396-0050 for a free, no-obligation quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get a 100-foot pine out of a backyard with no truck access?

Our arborists climb the tree using ropes and harnesses, then remove it piece by piece from the top down. We cut the trunk into manageable sections and lower them with rigging lines. No bucket truck needed, no heavy equipment on your lawn.

Do you haul the debris away?

Yes. All limbs, logs, and debris are loaded and hauled away when the job is done. Your yard will be clean when we leave.

Will you damage my lawn?

Because we climb instead of using bucket trucks, there is no heavy equipment driving across your property. Customers consistently mention that we left their lawn completely undamaged.

How soon can you come out?

We return calls promptly and typically schedule work within a day or two of the quote. Many jobs start the day after the quote is approved.

Do you grind the stump too?

Stump grinding can be added to any tree removal job. Ask your estimator about including stump grinding when you get your quote.