Our differentiator
Crane Tree Removal: We Lift Trees Out — We Don't Drop Them
One or two picks instead of two days of rigging. Nothing falls, nothing rolls across your yard.
Jonesboro and the surrounding region
When crane removal is the right call
Almost every tree service in Northeast Arkansas removes trees the same way: a climber cuts the tree apart limb by limb and drops or ropes the pieces down into your yard. It works — but it's slow, it's the most dangerous job in the industry, and your lawn, fence, and flowerbeds pay the price.
We built this company around a better method. Our tree-extraction crane holds every section of the tree before it's cut, then lifts it up and over your house to the street or trailer. On many trees, we can extract the entire tree in one or two picks. Nothing falls. Nothing rolls across your yard. Most jobs are done in hours.
- Trees over or against your house, shop, or pool — no drop zone means conventional removal risks your roof. The crane removes the risk entirely.
- Dead, hollow, or storm-damaged trees — too unstable for a climber to safely work in. The crane does the holding so no one trusts rotten wood.
- Big trees — mature oaks, pines, and sweetgums that would take a rope crew days come out in a morning.
- No-access backyards — the crane reaches over the house from your driveway or the street. No machines tearing through your fence line.
- Storm recovery — trees on structures are lifted straight up and off, preventing the second round of damage that cutting-in-place can cause.
Crane vs. conventional removal
| Crane Extraction | Conventional Climb & Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| Time on site | Hours | 1–3 days |
| Falling debris | None — every piece is held | Every piece is dropped or roped down |
| Yard/lawn impact | Minimal — crane sits on street/driveway | Ruts, crushed grass, damaged beds |
| Dead/unstable trees | Safest available method | High risk to climbers |
| Trees over structures | Lifted up and away | Cut over the roof |
Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Still not sure? Call (870) 409-7070 and talk it through with an owner.