ISA-certified tree removal, trimming, and 24/7 emergency care for Roswell's large, heavily wooded lots — from Historic Roswell to Crabapple and the Chattahoochee, by the crew just down GA-400 in Sandy Springs.
Roswell sits just about five miles north of our Sandy Springs home base — a straight shot up GA-400 — which makes us one of the closest professional tree crews Roswell homeowners can call. It's one of metro Atlanta's largest and most affluent suburbs, and one of its most heavily wooded: from the historic streets around Canton Street and the Roswell Mill down to the newer estate neighborhoods off Crabapple Road and the wooded lots that back up to the Chattahoochee River, Roswell is defined by its mature tree canopy.
Hank's Tree Pros brings ISA-certified, fully licensed and insured tree service to every corner of Roswell — the neighborhoods along Roswell Road (Hwy 9), the Historic District, Crabapple, and the streets bordering the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area. Our crew is backed by workers' compensation coverage and a satisfaction guarantee, so whether you need a hazardous pine taken down or a heritage oak pruned, we do it safely and clean up completely.
Roswell's tree cover leans on the same species that define the whole north-metro area: tall loblolly pines, spreading water and white oaks, tulip poplars, sweetgums, and dogwoods. The pines are beautiful but vulnerable — they catch summer wind like sails and can snap or uproot from saturated red-clay soil during a thunderstorm, and pine bark beetles can kill a stressed pine quickly. The area's mature water oaks are another common concern: they grow fast, decay from the inside, and drop limbs with little warning. Lots near the Chattahoochee and Big Creek can hold water, adding to uprooting risk. Our certified arborists can spot trouble early and tell you honestly whether a tree needs treatment, pruning, or removal. The best time for most pruning is Georgia's dormant season — our guide to the best time to trim trees in Georgia explains why.
Like its neighbors, Roswell protects its canopy with a local tree ordinance, and the rules for removing healthy protected trees differ from those in Sandy Springs or Atlanta. We help you navigate the local requirements — and if your tree is dead or hazardous, we document it properly. Learn how permits work across the metro in our metro-Atlanta permit guide.
Along with Roswell, we care for trees in neighboring Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, and Dunwoody. Not sure if we reach your street? Check our full list of service areas or just give us a call.
Free estimates and honest, arborist-led advice from a crew just five miles down GA-400 in Sandy Springs. Available 24/7 for emergencies.