A&A Tree Care climber riding a crane-lifted section of a storm-damaged pine

Crane Tree Removal for Large and Hazardous Trees

When a tree is too big, too dead or too close to lift by hand, the crane picks it up in whole sections and sets them down in the driveway.

Crane Tree Removal

Crane Tree Removal, done right

A crane turns the most dangerous removals into controlled ones. Instead of dropping limbs through a roof line or dragging logs across a lawn, the climber rigs each section to the crane, it is lifted straight up and over the house, and set down where the grapple truck can load it. It is faster, it is safer for your property, and it is how we handle the 100-foot pines and wide oaks that other crews turn down.

What is included

  • Crane removal of trees over houses, pools and power lines
  • Dead and rotten trees that cannot be climbed safely
  • Oversized pines and oaks
  • Storm-snapped trees hanging over structures
  • Minimal lawn and landscape impact
  • Fully insured crew and equipment

No money up front · Fully licensed, bonded and insured · Free on-site estimates · Discounts for veterans, first responders and homeowners 55 and older

Free Crane Tree Removal Estimate

Written price at the property. No deposit, no obligation.

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Prefer to talk? Call (912) 276-3918, any hour.

The Process

How crane tree removal works with us

  1. 1

    Site check

    We confirm where the crane can set up and what each pick weighs, then quote the job in writing.

  2. 2

    Setup

    Outriggers down on mats, the climber goes up, the ground crew stages the landing zone.

  3. 3

    Picks

    Each section is rigged, cut and flown over the house to the landing zone.

  4. 4

    Haul-away

    Logs go straight onto the grapple truck. The yard is cleaned and raked before we leave.

FAQ

Crane Tree Removal questions

When is a crane worth it?

When the tree is over a structure, when it is too dead to climb, or when it is simply too big to lower piece by piece. The crane usually finishes in hours what would take a climbing crew a day or more, so it often costs less than people expect.

Will the crane damage my driveway or lawn?

The outriggers sit on mats and we plan the setup to stay on pavement where possible. We walk the access route with you at the estimate.

Do you have your own crane?

We run crane picks with our own climber and ground crew on every job. Ask about the equipment at the estimate and we will tell you exactly what shows up.

Ready for a free crane tree removal estimate?

Free written estimate, no money up front, crews on call around the clock for storm damage.