We are a Jonesboro-based tree care team serving residential homeowners, commercial property managers, landlords, and agricultural property owners across Northeast Arkansas. Every job starts with an on-site assessment and a written estimate — no phone quotes, no surprises.
Tree Service Jonesboro AR is a locally operated tree care company based in Craighead County. We specialize in residential and commercial tree removal, trimming, pruning, stump grinding, storm-damage cleanup, emergency response, and land clearing — serving properties throughout the Northeast Arkansas region from the Jonesboro metro to rural communities across six surrounding counties.
We operate on a straightforward principle: visit the property, assess the actual conditions, explain clearly what we find, and provide a written estimate before any work is scheduled. We don't price jobs over the phone because tree condition, site access, surrounding infrastructure, and debris logistics all affect what a job actually involves — and those factors can only be evaluated on-site.
Our team works with homeowners on established residential lots, landlords managing rental properties, commercial property managers with clearance and maintenance needs, and agricultural property owners with rural acreage clearing and removal requirements. The approach is the same regardless of property type: assess first, communicate clearly, work safely, and leave the site in appropriate condition when the job is done.
Tree work varies significantly by property, tree condition, access, and surrounding infrastructure. We account for all of that — not just the tree size.
Every estimate begins with a property visit. We evaluate the tree's structure, visible defects, root zone, canopy balance, access routes, and surrounding site conditions before putting numbers on paper. Phone estimates for tree work are rarely accurate — site conditions matter too much.
We provide estimates in writing after the site visit so you know exactly what work is included, how debris will be handled, and what the job scope covers before any crew arrives. No vague verbal quotes, no scope creep on the day of the job.
We don't recommend removal when pruning is the appropriate response, and we don't inflate the scope to increase billing. When a tree can be safely managed through targeted trimming or deadwood removal, we say so. When removal is genuinely the right call, we explain why based on what we actually found.
We make pruning cuts at the branch collar, not stubs, and we don't perform topping — a practice that creates large wounds, accelerates decay, and produces structurally weak regrowth regardless of species. Proper cuts allow the tree to close wounds over time and maintain structural integrity.
Before any cutting begins, work zones are established, rigging is planned for restricted fall zones, and the crew knows the sequence. We don't work near energized utility lines, and storm-damage jobs are approached with extra caution because suspended loads and tension in damaged wood create unpredictable forces.
Brush is chipped and removed. Log sections are handled per your preference. The site is raked clean and reviewed before we leave. Stump grinding is done at the agreed depth when included in scope. The area is left in a condition appropriate for its intended use.
From your first call to final site cleanup — here is exactly what working with our team looks like.
Call or submit an online request. Describe the general situation — we'll ask a few questions to understand the property type and the nature of the tree concern so we can schedule the site visit efficiently.
We visit the property and evaluate the tree's structural condition, canopy balance, root zone, visible defects, and surrounding site. Access routes, nearby structures, utility proximity, and equipment positioning are all factored in.
Based on what we found, we prepare a written estimate covering the work scope, removal or pruning method, debris handling plan, and stump grinding if applicable. You review and approve before any work is scheduled.
The crew arrives with the appropriate equipment for the site conditions. Work zones are established, rigging is set up where needed, and the job proceeds in a planned sequence that protects surrounding structures, landscaping, and infrastructure.
All brush is chipped and removed. Log sections are handled per your preference. The site is raked and reviewed against the estimate scope. You walk the property with us before we leave to confirm everything was completed as agreed.
Complete residential and commercial tree care for properties of all sizes throughout Northeast Arkansas.
Controlled removal of dead, hazardous, or unwanted trees using directional felling or rigged sectional dismantling, depending on site conditions. Full debris removal included.
Learn More →Targeted clearance trimming for branches over rooftops, driveways, utilities, and structures. We remove what needs to go without over-pruning the remaining tree structure.
Learn More →Structural and crown-cleaning pruning to remove deadwood, correct weak branch unions, and improve canopy balance. Proper cuts at the branch collar throughout.
Learn More →Storm-damaged and hazardous tree response for Jonesboro and surrounding Northeast Arkansas. We assess before cutting — especially when a tree is under load against a structure.
Learn More →Grinding stumps to below-grade level for mowing clearance, construction preparation, or landscaping. Surface root grinding available when the root extent warrants it.
Learn More →Fence-line clearing, agricultural border clearing, and lot preparation for construction — covering trees, brush, and stump grinding as a coordinated scope.
Learn More →We serve residential, commercial, and rural properties across six counties and more than a dozen communities in Northeast Arkansas.
We are based in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and serve residential, commercial, and rural properties throughout Craighead County and surrounding counties in Northeast Arkansas — including Greene, Poinsett, Lawrence, Randolph, and Mississippi counties. Our coverage area extends from communities near Jonesboro outward to Paragould, Trumann, Harrisburg, Walnut Ridge, Pocahontas, Manila, and Leachville.
Yes. We provide free written estimates after an on-site assessment of your property. We do not price jobs over the phone because tree condition, site access, and surrounding infrastructure all affect the scope and price of the work — and those factors can only be evaluated accurately in person. The estimate is provided in writing before any work is scheduled.
Yes. We carry general liability insurance on all tree care work. Before any job begins, we assess the worksite for hazards, establish work-zone boundaries, and follow established safety protocols to protect both property and personnel. Proof of insurance is available upon request before work is scheduled.
Yes. Rural acreage, farm properties, fence-line clearing, agricultural border clearing, and properties with soft-ground or long-distance access conditions are a significant part of our workload across Northeast Arkansas. We assess access conditions, ground conditions, and surrounding farm infrastructure on every rural property before providing any estimate — rural property situations require different planning than suburban residential jobs.
Yes. We respond to storm-damaged and hazardous tree situations throughout our Northeast Arkansas service area. Storm-damage response begins with an on-site assessment before any cutting begins — this is especially important when a tree is under load against a structure or when damaged wood is under tension, as unplanned cutting can cause unpredictable and dangerous movement. If overhead utility lines are involved, contact your utility provider before approaching the area.
No. We do not perform topping — a practice that involves cutting main stems and large branches back to stubs without regard for proper pruning cuts. Topping creates large, exposed wounds that are slow to close, accelerates decay in the trunk and remaining branches, and produces structurally weak, fast-growing regrowth that tends to fail more readily than the original branch structure. When a tree's height or canopy spread is a concern, selective crown reduction using proper pruning cuts is the appropriate approach — and even then, it has limits that we discuss during the assessment.
