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Ridgeback Tree Call (828) 555-0177
Ridgeback climber cutting a limb high in a white oak with the Blue Ridge behind him

Big Trees. Steep Lots.

Tough tree removal in Asheville and the mountains around it. We climb it, rig it down in pieces, grind the stump and haul it all out. Your yard looks like we were never there.

Price My TreeStorm Line
24/7Storm line, a crew lead picks up
$0To walk the tree and write a price
30°Slopes we rig and haul from
6 inStumps ground below grade
Tree Removal Price

What Will It Cost?

Tell us about the tree. You get a price range, the crew size and how long we will be there. Photos by text get you a firm number the same day.

How tall is it?
Measure about four and a half feet up the trunk. Wrap a tape around it and divide by three. That is close enough for a price.
22 in
What is under it?
Add ons
Likely price
$1,100 to $1,700
Crew3 people
On siteHalf a day

    A range, not a quote. Wood type, access and weather move it. Text us two photos for a firm price.

    Get a Firm Price
    What We Cut

    The Jobs Other Crews Turn Down

    Groundworker lowering a log on a rigging line beside a house

    Tree Removal

    Over the roof, between two houses, down a 30 degree bank. We climb and lower it in pieces so nothing hits what you care about.

    ClimbingRiggingCrane jobs
    Crew cutting a fallen poplar into rounds in front of a craftsman bungalow

    Storm Cleanup

    Trees on houses, cars and driveways come first. We cut it off, tarp what we can and send photos your insurance company will want.

    Day or nightInsurance photos
    Worker grinding an oak stump into chips

    Stump Grinding

    Ground 6 to 10 inches below grade. We rake the chips into the hole or haul them off, your pick, and leave it ready for grass seed.

    Any sizeChips hauled or left

    Tree on the House? Call Now.

    The storm line rings a crew lead, not a machine. If we miss you, you get a text back in a minute.

    (828) 555-0177

    From the Crew Phones

    Tap any photo to see it big. On your site these are your own job photos.

    Loading log rounds into a dump truck with the mountains behind Lowering a log section on a rigging rope Stump grinding an oak Crew feeding branches into a chipper on a mountain driveway Climber high in a white oak Storm cleanup at a craftsman bungalow
    Where We Work

    Buncombe and Beyond

    From the river district up every holler road we can get a truck on. A full site gives each town its own page.

    AshevilleBlack MountainWeavervilleArdenFletcherHendersonvilleCandlerSwannanoaFairviewLeicester

    Word From the Yard

    4.9
    ★★★★★341 Google reviews

    Two companies said the poplar behind our house needed a crane. These guys climbed it and brought it down piece by piece. Not a shingle touched.

    Brandon K. West Asheville

    Oak came down on our carport during the storm. They were here the next morning and sent photos straight to our adjuster.

    Lisa M. Black Mountain

    Steep yard, no way in with a truck. They roped every log up to the road and raked the whole slope clean.

    Dave R. Weaverville

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    Questions We Hear

    How much does tree removal cost in Asheville?

    Most removals here run from a few hundred dollars for a small tree in the open to several thousand for a big oak over a house on a steep lot. Height, trunk size, what it can fall on and how we get the wood out set the price. We give you a written price after we see it.

    Do you handle trees near power lines?

    Yes. For lines to the house we plan the cuts so nothing touches them. For the main lines on the pole, the power company has to drop or cover them first, and we set that up with them.

    Can you work on steep lots?

    That is most of our work. We climb and rig trees down in pieces when a bucket truck cannot get close. Tracked machines and long ropes get the wood up to the road.

    What happens after a storm?

    Call the storm line day or night. We come first for trees on houses, cars and driveways people need. We tarp what we can and work with your insurance adjuster on photos and the bill.

    Are you insured?

    Yes. We carry liability and workers comp, and we send you the certificate before the job. Ask any tree company for this. If they will not send it, keep looking.