A pine is on your Roswell roof and your phone is in your hand. Call (770) 272-6747 — a real person answers, any hour, and help starts moving. The photos on this page are what that looks like: a January winter storm, a big pine across the back of a Roswell home, and our crew finishing in the dark with the roof tarped before they left. That’s 770 Arborist Emergency Tree & Crane Service — working Atlanta-area trees since 1997, with 7 documented Roswell jobs in the log since early 2024.
When it can’t wait, think of us like the emergency room. No appointments, no waiting on paperwork. Our rates are pre-printed on the work authorization — you see them before you sign. Send us photos of what happened; we read the job straight off your pictures — the right crane, the right crew — and deploy. In some cases we’ve arrived faster than a pizza delivery. First move: get the tree off and get you safe. Every hour and every machine gets documented while we work.
No emergency? Even easier. For standard tree work in Roswell, we come out and walk the property with you — a free written estimate from an I.S.A. Certified Arborist.
The Record Behind the Response
Promises are easy with a pine on your ridgeline; our ledger does the talking. As of , it holds 240 documented emergency tree removal jobs going back to January 2023, with storm work reaching five states: Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Oklahoma. Georgia claims 214 of those entries, 99 of them inside 20 miles of Roswell — among them the job pictured above, its work authorization signed at 3:58 PM and its first on-site job photo stamped 5:40 PM, crew rigging that same afternoon. Across 57 storm calls from 2024–2026, the median stretch between clock-start and crew on site comes to 1 hour 38 minutes, measured to our first on-site job photo — the clock opens at signing, or at 7 AM the following morning when a signing lands after 5 PM — with the Hurricane Helene deployment counted separately, since Helene had us grinding down a multi-day backlog of 73 jobs spread over Georgia and South Carolina. Set Helene aside and the heavy lifting is mostly our own iron: the Tree-Mek grapple-saw crane we own has carried 65 of the 141 jobs we’ve completed since January 2023, no rental yard in the chain — though during Helene a partner operator’s crane did work that backlog beside ours. The paper trail finishes the picture: homeowner’s insurance was the route for 9 out of 10 of those 240 jobs — straight from our books; no carrier endorsement implied — and the log names 29 carriers, State Farm out front with 84 jobs, then USAA with 37 and Allstate with 30.
Tree Services We Provide in Roswell, GA
Tree Removal
A pine actually lying on a house — like the one in the gallery below — is precisely the removal our equipment was assembled for. Our own knuckleboom crane lifts the tree off in controlled sections while a climber directs every pick, so nothing gets dragged across your roof or your yard. From hundred-foot pines along the Chattahoochee to hardwoods leaning over East Roswell decks, we size the method to the tree.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Half of tree safety is maintenance, and that’s I.S.A. Certified Arborist work: thinning dense crowns so the wind moves through, cutting out deadwood before gravity does, lifting limbs up off your roofline. When pruning is all a healthy Roswell tree needs, that’s what we’ll tell you — and put in the written estimate.
Stump Grinding
We grind below grade so the stump’s footprint goes back to being lawn. Cheapest when bundled with the removal — one crew visit covers both.
24/7 Emergency & Storm Response
January’s ice-heavy storms and July’s downbursts get the same answer: our 24/7 emergency tree service crew, on the phone now and rolling fast — tree off the structure, roof tarped, every step photographed while we work. The gallery below is that promise, kept, in the dark.
Emergency Crane Tree Removal in Roswell
Our own knuckleboom crane lifts the tree off in controlled sections while a climber directs every pick, so nothing gets dragged across your roof or your yard. Send us photos of what happened; we read the job straight off your pictures — the right crane, the right crew — and deploy. Same night: crane rigged, tree lifted off piece by piece, roof tarped, debris cleared.
Recent 770 Arborist Jobs in Roswell
January 2026: a winter storm dropped a big pine onto the back of a Roswell house. Same night — crane rigged, tree lifted off piece by piece, roof tarped, debris cleared off the roof. Follow it frame by frame:
After the Last Cut: The Insurance Claim, Handled
The part homeowners value most starts when the saws go quiet and the tarp goes on: nobody hands you a bill to settle on the spot, because collecting at time of service isn’t how we operate. The invoice gets built from the job file and sent to your insurance company, copy landing with you at the same time. And that file opened before the first branch moved — damage photographed ahead of the opening cut, removal and temporary protection recorded as they happened, every hour and machine noted while it worked.
When the carrier’s questions start, the multiple licensed insurance adjusters on our staff* mean the person fielding your adjuster’s call already speaks that world, photos and paperwork at hand. The owner has run tree crews around Atlanta since 1997, and our documentation has ridden along on roughly a thousand homeowner insurance claims in that time — the January 2026 Roswell job on this page among them, handled through the homeowner’s insurance from first photo to final invoice.
Where We Work in Roswell
Historic downtown and Canton Street, East Roswell, the river streets along the Chattahoochee, and every neighborhood between. The same crews run next door for tree service in Alpharetta, across the river for tree service in Marietta, and down the highway for tree service in Atlanta — plus Sandy Springs, Milton, and Johns Creek surrounding. All of North Fulton, one number: (770) 272-6747.
Straight Answers to Roswell’s Tree Questions
How much does it cost to remove a tree in Roswell, GA?
Picture the pricing call: a Roswell homeowner asks what a removal runs, and we answer with four questions of our own — how big is the tree, what shape is it in, what’s sitting beneath it, and how close can our equipment park? Those four answers are the price; any figure quoted without them is confidence with no tree under it. Scheduled work gets an I.S.A. Certified Arborist standing under yours before a free written estimate goes in your hand. Emergencies compress the sequence: your photos become the walkthrough, crane and crew get sized from what they show, and every rate is already printed on the work authorization when it reaches you.
What is the cheapest time of year for tree removal?
The calendar says winter — right up until a January storm flattens a Roswell pine, as the gallery above proves. The rule that never fails: the cheapest month to remove a dead, dying, or leaning tree is the month you first notice it, before any storm gets a vote. On your schedule it stays routine work; on the weather’s schedule it comes back bigger, harder, and priced accordingly.
Will homeowners insurance pay for tree removal?
Between the multiple licensed insurance adjusters on our staff* and over a thousand insurance claims navigated across this company’s history, we’ve earned the honest answer: it depends, every single time. No two policies read alike, and no two downed trees behave alike. Four details do most of the deciding — whether the tree fell or still stands, what was under it when it came down, whose property it grew on, and whether anyone had documented it as a hazard beforehand. A boilerplate reply can’t hold all that, so we won’t offer one. Call (770) 272-6747 any hour and we’ll gladly walk through your specific situation — and whatever route the claim takes, we won’t be collecting from you at time of service.
Can seniors get free tree cutting service?
No Fulton County program we know of does free removals — and offers that sound like one deserve a hard look. What is free here: the written estimate on scheduled work, and the honest read on whether your tree needs removal at all. Sometimes the answer is a pruning job at a fraction of the price, and we’ll be the ones to say so.
Do you actually have crews working in Roswell?
Seven documented Roswell jobs since early 2024 — including the January 2026 storm call pictured above, our own crew and our own crane at a real Roswell address — plus steady work next door in Alpharetta. North Fulton is our standing route, not an occasional detour.
Get a Free Estimate in Roswell
Midnight in January or noon in July, what rolls up the driveway is the same package: crane, crew, and claim-ready paperwork. Call 770 Arborist at (770) 272-6747 — scheduled tree work in Roswell begins with a free estimate, storm damage starts from the pictures on your phone, and a live person picks up either way.
*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.
