Your trees, our passion.
Arbor Aves Tree & Crane takes down the big ones, trims the keepers, and grinds the stumps out. Storm damage at midnight? The phone is on 24 hours a day, every day.
Five ways we earn the yard.
Every job quoted straight, done safely, and cleaned up behind. These are the services our customers actually hire us for, not a menu padded for a website.
Tree Removal
Dead, dying, leaning, or just in the way. Climbed, roped down in sections, and gone.
- Climbed and taken down in controlled sections
- Rotten and storm-weakened trees handled with extra care
- The yard gets cleaned up before we leave
Crane-Assisted Tree Removal
Our certified crane operator lifts the heavy wood up and away, not through your roof.
- Certified crane operator on the controls
- Sections lifted clear of houses, fences, and lines
- The safest way down for big trees in tight spots
Tree Trimming and Pruning
Clearance cuts and careful pruning that keep good trees healthy and off the house.
- Limbs cleared off roofs, driveways, and walkways
- Deadwood out before it drops on its own
- Clean cuts that help the tree, not hurt it
Stump Grinding and Removal
The stump goes below grade, so the lawn closes over like the tree was never there.
- Ground down below the surface
- After our takedowns, or for stumps you inherited
- No more mowing around a dead stump
Emergency Tree Services
Tree on the house at 2 AM? The phone is on. We work with your insurance company.
- Open 24 hours a day, every day of the week
- We work with your insurance company on storm claims
- Crane and climbers get weight off structures safely
A certified crane operator changes what is possible.
Most tree companies rope every section down through whatever sits below. We can do that too, and do it well. But when a tree stands over your roof, your fence, or your one shady spot, the crane lifts each section up and away instead.
- Sections lifted clear of houses, fences, and lines
- The safe answer for dead and rotten trunks that cannot hold a climber
- Storm weight taken straight up off structures
"If one lands on your house, don't hesitate to call us. We'll work with your insurance company to make the process smoother. Our certified crane operator and tree climbers will safely remove the tree, preventing further damage."From the crew's own storm advisory, posted on our Facebook page
From a completed White Oak removal in Star, NC, in the crew's own words"Others would quote the job but then ghost my friend & never return. We got the job done!"
If we say we are coming, we are coming. That is the whole reputation.
Four steps. No runaround.
Call or send the form
Tell us what the tree is doing and where it stands. The line is on 24 hours a day.
We look at it with you
The job gets walked, the plan gets explained in plain words, and you get a straight answer.
The crew does the work
Climbers, rigging, and the crane when the job calls for it. Safety runs the schedule.
The yard comes back
Cleanup is part of the job, done the way you asked for it. Then we are gone.
The fence-line check.
Walk out to the fence line and look your tree over for two minutes. Tap anything you see below, and we will tell you honestly how much it matters. This is the same first pass the crew does on arrival.
Tap anything you have noticed on your tree. Two minutes at the fence line beats a surprise in a windstorm.
General field guidance, not a diagnosis from a distance. A tree can hide problems from the fence line and hide strengths too. When in doubt, the look costs a phone call.
Pick the job. See the plan.
Answer three things and get the crew's honest read: what the work actually involves, and whether this is a crane conversation. Send it with your quote request so we start ahead.
Removal · about 45 ft · near the house
When the storm wins, call the crew that answers.
A tree on the house is not a business-hours problem. Arbor Aves is open around the clock, and we have been through the insurance drill with homeowners before.
- First, stay safe. Keep clear of downed power lines and sagging limbs, and do not park under a leaning tree.
- Call (336) 963-8330. Any hour. Tell us what happened and what it is sitting on.
- We handle the rest. We work with your insurance company, and the crane and climbers take the weight off safely.
One storm call, handled.
Tap a photo to zoomThese four photos are a single real Arbor Aves job: a pine across a roof, worked off without making anything worse. Straight from the crew's phones.
Real job, real crew, unedited phone photos.
The kind of review you cannot write yourself.
"This crew went far beyond my expectations with downing 5 challenging drops! 2 of them involved extremely rotten pines that we thought could be dropped from the top and keep them off of my neighbor's yard. Because they were so 'spongy' it could not happen safely. But they did a GREAT job of clean up! Highly recommend them."
Every word above is quoted exactly as the customer wrote it.
Davidson County is home. Six more are on the map.
Based between Thomasville and Lexington, and covering seven North Carolina counties: Davidson, Moore, Forsyth, Guilford, Randolph, Rowan, Mecklenburg. The shaded counties are the ones the crew takes work in. Every pin is a job it actually finished.
Home turf. The Highway 109 side of Davidson County.
Home turf. Where the company is based.
Recent job: a White Oak removal, done after other outfits went quiet.
Recent job: five difficult takedowns, including two badly rotten pines.
The crew takes tree and crane work across Pinehurst and Moore County.
A recent job here, past the counties the crew covers as a rule.
A recent job here, in the Moore County work the crew drives for.
A recent job here, at the far end of where the trucks go.
Home county Counties we cover A job we finished
Things people ask us at the fence line.
Are you really open at night and on weekends?
Yes. Arbor Aves Tree & Crane is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If a storm drops a tree on your house at 2 AM, that is exactly what the around-the-clock hours are for. Call (336) 963-8330.
A tree just landed on my house. What do I do first?
Stay out from under it. Keep everyone away from downed power lines and out from under sagging limbs, and do not park vehicles under a leaning tree. Then call us at (336) 963-8330. We work with your insurance company to make the claim process smoother, and our certified crane operator and tree climbers remove the tree safely to prevent further damage. The ordered version of that hour, including which of the Davidson County power companies to call, is on the first hour page, and photograph the damage before anything gets cut: here is what to capture.
Why does the crane matter?
Because the other way down is through whatever sits below. A crane lifts each section up and away from your roof, fence, and garden instead of dropping it. On tight lots and storm jobs, that is the difference between a removal and a second disaster.
How do I get a quote?
Call (336) 963-8330 or send the form on this page. We look at the tree, talk the job through with you, and give you a straight answer. When we say we will be there, we show up. If you want to know what moves the number before anyone comes out, how jobs get quoted walks through it.
What happens to the mess?
Cleanup is part of doing the job right. The Yelp reviewer who hired us for five difficult takedowns called out the cleanup specifically. Tell us how you want the yard left when we quote the job.
What parts of the Carolinas do you cover?
We are based in the Thomasville and Lexington area of Davidson County, and we serve the Carolinas, traveling for the right job. The crew takes on Pinehurst and Moore County work, and recent jobs took us to Star in Montgomery County and Millers Creek up in Wilkes County. Not sure if you are in range? Call and ask, or read how far the crew travels, which explains which jobs are worth the trip and why there is no distance printed on it.
Tell us about the tree.
Send the form and the crew gets the details straight from this page. Or skip the typing: the phone is on 24 hours a day.