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Tree Service in Fayetteville, GA
For tree removal, trimming or stump grinding in Fayetteville, contact our family-owned Jonesboro business. Share your project details and discuss access, cleanup and any permit responsibilities when arranging an estimate.
Call with your property address to confirm service availability for your location.
Our services in Fayetteville
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Healthier trees, a safer property, and clear power lines.
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Stump Grinding & Removal
Discuss stump grinding and the next steps for your yard.
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Emergency & Storm Damage
Tree down? Call to discuss the situation and availability.
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Land Clearing & Lot Prep
Brush, underbrush, or a whole lot — cleared and ready.
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Landscape Supplies
Mulch, soil and firewood — call our Jonesboro yard for availability.
Learn more →Fayetteville trees & storm risk
Fayetteville's tree-lined neighborhoods — from the historic square to the new walkable lots at Town at Trilith and the subdivisions near Lake Peachtree — carry mature hardwoods worth protecting. Fayette County sits right next to the National Weather Service's Peachtree City office and takes the same severe-storm punishment as the rest of the south metro: the 2014 ice storm broke roughly 75 power poles across Fayette and Coweta as iced trees came down on lines, and Helene's 2024 rains flooded the Line Creek and Flint River basins. Proactive pruning of weak-crotched trees (Bradford pears especially) pays off.
Do you need a tree-removal permit in Fayetteville?
This is where Fayetteville differs from its neighbors. Under the city's current (2023) Unified Development Ordinance, a tree-cutting permit is required before removal, even on residential property, and the application calls for photos, a site plan, and a certified arborist's appraisal of the tree. Dead, diseased, or infested trees are allowed but still need Georgia Forestry Commission or arborist documentation. Before arranging removal, check current requirements with your local planning office. Discuss who will handle any permits, documentation and fees when arranging your estimate.
Bottom line: Fayetteville requires a tree-cutting permit BEFORE removing trees — the current (2023 UDO) permit applies citywide, including residential, and asks for photos, a site plan, and an arborist's appraisal. Dead, diseased, or infested trees are allowed with Georgia Forestry Commission or certified-arborist proof. Confirm current requirements with your local planning office and discuss any permit responsibilities when arranging your estimate.
Specific requirements vary. Check with the local planning office before arranging removal.
Neighborhoods & ZIPs in Fayetteville
Town at Trilith (tree-lined lots) · historic courthouse-square area · subdivisions toward Lake Peachtree / Flat Creek
ZIP codes: 30214, 30215
Why Fayetteville chooses Pro Tree
Family-owned in Jonesboro since 1986, with 45,000 customers served. Call with your property address and project details to discuss availability and arrange an estimate. Discuss debris removal, stump grinding and cleanup when requesting your estimate so the agreed work is included in your quote.
Fayetteville tree service FAQs
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Fayetteville?
Before arranging removal, check current requirements with your local planning office. Discuss who will handle any permits, documentation and fees when arranging your estimate.
What if my tree is dead or dangerous?
Contact the local planning office about the documentation required for a dead or dangerous tree. Discuss assessment and removal options with us when arranging your estimate.
Is unincorporated Fayette County different?
Before arranging removal, check current requirements with your local planning office. Discuss who will handle any permits, documentation and fees when arranging your estimate.
How fast can you reach Fayetteville?
Call with your property address and project details to discuss availability and arrange an estimate. For storm damage, call rather than waiting for an online reply.
Do you handle the Bradford pears that keep splitting in my yard?
Yes — removal or structural pruning. They are a known weak-wooded, invasive problem here and a common storm-failure tree.
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