Arbor X Tree Service handles dangerous removals with cranes reaching 75 feet and provides 24-hour emergency storm services across Wilmington-area counties.
dangerous or large tree removals
Trees requiring crane-assisted no-impact removal
storm and hurricane damage
Emergency available
· Immediate scheduling and response are claimed for some storm-related emergencies
Paul Bunyan’s Tree Service has served Wilmington and surrounding counties for more than 35 years, offering dangerous tree removal, stump grinding, and pesticide treatments.
Professional Tree Service handles 24/7 emergency tree removal across Wilmington and surrounding North Carolina cities, including stump grinding and debris cleanup.
Storm-damaged trees requiring emergency removal
Large or hazardous trees near homes and utility wires
Trip's Tree Service handles residential tree removal and storm mitigation across Wilmington within a 20–30-mile radius, backed by 15+ years of arborist experience.
Residential removal of hazardous, leaning, diseased, or storm-damaged trees
Trees near homes, fences, gardens, driveways, or other structures
Post-hurricane emergencies involving trees on structures or blocked access
Emergency available
· Rapid emergency dispatch with priority scheduling for storm-damaged trees and hazardous limbs
How much does tree removal cost in New Hanover County?
The cost depends on tree size, access, hazards, equipment, stump work, and cleanup. Request a written estimate that separates removal, stump grinding, debris hauling, and any emergency fees.
What should I check before hiring a tree service?
Ask for proof of licensing and insurance, confirm who will perform the work, and verify whether the estimate includes cleanup and stump removal. For hazardous trees, ask whether an arborist will assess the risk.
Who should I call for a tree fallen on a house or blocking a road?
Use a company that explicitly offers emergency service and keep away from downed trees near power lines. Contact the utility or emergency services first when wires, public roads, or structural damage are involved.
Do coastal Wilmington properties need special tree planning?
Yes. Salt exposure, sandy soil, flooding, unstable roots, and hurricane risk can affect pruning and removal decisions. Ask whether the assessment accounts for those coastal conditions.
How long does routine tree removal take?
Timing varies with tree size, access, weather, crew availability, and permitting or utility concerns. Storm emergencies are typically scheduled separately from routine trimming, pruning, or stump grinding.