Start with the three photos below. Ice on every twig, a splintered limb over a shoulder, boots planted in a frozen backyard. The crew in those frames is ours — dated shots from a job we worked, nothing staged or borrowed — and it’s who moves when Dallas dials (770) 272-6747. A real person answers, any hour, and help starts rolling.
When a tree has already landed, we run the way an emergency room runs. No appointments, no waiting room. Hourly rates come pre-printed on the work authorization — real numbers before you sign. Text us pictures of what the tree did; we build the response off your photos — the right crane, the right number of hands — and deploy. More than once the crew has pulled up before a pizza would have. Job one, every time: tree off the structure, you and yours safe.
Nothing crashing down? Even easier. For removals you can plan — plus pruning and stumps — an I.S.A. Certified Arborist walks the property with you and hands you a free written estimate.
We’re 770 Arborist Emergency Tree & Crane Service. The owner has run metro Atlanta tree work since 1997, and Paulding County is a standard run for our crews — 19 documented jobs within 20 miles of Dallas.
The Tally Sheet Our Crews Keep
Any website can type “fast.” A tally sheet of dated photos, machine hours, and filed paperwork argues better — ours, current through :
- 240 emergency tree removals closed out since January 2023, every one documented — storm chases carried the crews into five states: Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
- Georgia holds 214 of the 240, and 19 of those tallies sit within 20 miles of Dallas.
- 1 hour 38 minutes: the median gap before a crew is standing on site, clocked by the first job photo taken on the ground, over 57 storm calls between 2024 and 2026 — the Hurricane Helene deployment kept off that clock.
- Helene got its own column: that one deployment stacked up more than 100 storm jobs between Georgia and South Carolina.
- Set Helene aside and the completed-job count since January 2023 reads 141 — 65 of those were worked off the Tree-Mek grapple-saw crane we own outright — no idling on a rental yard (partner equipment worked Helene alongside our own).
- 9 of every 10 of the 240 were billed through the homeowner’s insurance — our books, our count; no carrier endorsement implied. 29 carriers appear on those invoices, State Farm most often (84 jobs), then USAA (37) and Allstate (30).
Tree Removal & Every Other Tree Service in Dallas, GA
Tree Removal
Paulding lots give trees room — long driveways, open-grown pines pushing a hundred feet. We remove all of it, from the leaning yard tree to the giant over the garage: our own crane for anything above a structure, a mini skid steer so the wood leaves without the lawn ever knowing.
24/7 Emergency & Storm Response
The same front that rakes Cobb rolls on into Paulding. When it drops a pine on your house, our 24/7 emergency tree service crew picks up, rolls out, lifts the tree off, tarps the opening, and photographs every step — downtown square or the far side of Pickett’s Mill, same response.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
An I.S.A. Certified Arborist prunes for the tree’s next twenty years: crowns thinned so wind passes through, deadwood out before gravity takes it, limbs lifted off the shingles. On a wooded Dallas lot, the smartest money goes to the trees closest to the house.
Stump Grinding
Acreage collects stumps the way garages collect boxes. We grind below grade so grass takes the spot back — cheapest booked with the removal — one trip, not two.
The Equipment That Makes It Look Easy
The reason a Dallas homeowner calls us sits in our yard: the Tree-Mek, a knuckleboom crane with a grapple and a hydraulic saw at the tip. The operator cuts and lifts whole trunk sections from the seat, out over your roof — no climber strapped into a broken tree, no two-day wait on a crane rental. Outside the Hurricane Helene deployment, that machine has run 65 of our 141 completed jobs since January 2023.
It rolls with skid steers, chipper and chip truck, a log truck for same-day haul-off, climbers and ground crew — even a big removal usually shapes up as one mobilization, one day, done.
Documented Jobs a Few Minutes from Dallas
A published Dallas photo set is still in the works — and a stock image will never stand in for one. Instead, documented 770 Arborist work a short drive from Paulding:
- One town east in Powder Springs, June 2025: a snapped hardwood across a backyard sport court, sectioned and grappled out in one morning — photos on that page.
- Over the county line in Acworth, June 2026: a split hardwood dropped its crown on a house; we lifted it off in the rain, turf mats under the machines.
- In Kennesaw, September 2024: a storm-snapped pine on a back fence, down by grapple-saw crane the same night, in the dark.
Powder Springs, Acworth, Kennesaw — the ring of towns just east and northeast of Dallas; your driveway adds minutes, not hours.
Storm Damage & Insurance Claims — Ready Before the Adjuster’s Lunch Break
The emergency-room comparison pays off a second time when the billing starts, because we don’t collect at time of service. A camera keeps pace with the saws from first cut to last tarp — damage photographed before anything moves, then the removal, then the temporary protection — and the finished file becomes an invoice addressed to your insurance company, copy in your hands. Multiple licensed insurance adjusters work on our staff*, which means carrier questions get met in carrier vocabulary: your adjuster calls mid-morning, the photos and answers are already sitting there, and the call wraps before lunch instead of becoming a week of phone tag.
Tree work since 1997 leaves a long paper trail: roughly a thousand homeowner insurance claims have left our office with that documentation riding shotgun.
Where We Work in Dallas
The downtown square, the Cedarcrest Road corridor and Seven Hills, East Paulding out toward Pickett’s Mill, the neighborhoods hugging the Silver Comet Trail — plus Hiram next door, and over the Cobb line the same crews cover tree service in Kennesaw and tree service in Smyrna. All of Paulding County, one number: (770) 272-6747.
Dallas Homeowners Ask, the Job Log Answers
What does it cost to take down a tree in Dallas, GA?
Height, condition, whatever sits underneath, and how close the equipment can park all pour into one number — the tree writes its own price, never the zip code — so we skip the phone-guess entirely. For scheduled work, an I.S.A. Certified Arborist sizes up your specific tree in person and leaves a free written estimate behind; for a tree already down, your photos carry the walkthrough, and each hourly rate sits printed on the work authorization ahead of your signature.
Do you cover all of Paulding County, or just Dallas itself?
All of it. Dallas is the county seat, and Hiram, Cedarcrest, Seven Hills, East Paulding, and the unincorporated stretches between get the same crews and crane that worked our documented Acworth and Powder Springs jobs.
Will the homeowner’s insurance take care of a Dallas tree removal?
Start with who’s answering: multiple licensed insurance adjusters on staff*, plus over a thousand insurance claims navigated in our career — enough to know no two situations read alike, and neither do any two policies. Whether the tree fell or is still standing, what it landed on when it did, whose side of the line it grew on, and whether any record already named it a hazard before it failed all pull the answer in different directions — more than a paragraph can settle — so call (770) 272-6747 any hour and we’ll gladly talk through yours. And whichever way yours goes, we don’t collect at time of service.
What’s the cheapest season for tree removal around Dallas?
Winter tends to win: bare canopies, open sightlines, a looser schedule. The real money rule is simpler, though — a dead, cracked, or house-aimed tree you already know about costs least the month you first notice it. Work on your own calendar always undercuts work the storm schedules for you.
Do you actually have crews working in Dallas?
Routinely — 19 documented jobs within 20 miles. The storm-response frames up top are our own crew from that same log; a Dallas-specific photo set is coming, and the nearest published sets are on our Acworth and Powder Springs pages.
Your Dallas Estimate Is One Call Away
Crane picks over the roofline, storm response at any hour, no-nonsense pruning advice, a paper trail your adjuster can use — the whole county rides on one number. Call 770 Arborist at (770) 272-6747 and a free estimate on scheduled Dallas tree work is yours. Tree beat you to the phone? Same line: send the photos, sign the authorization with the rates already printed, and the crew starts rolling.
*Please note: while we do have multiple adjusters on staff, Georgia law prevents an adjuster from also working as a contractor, and 770 engages its customers in the contractor role.
