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Residential Tree Removal in Ellijay, GA
Safe, efficient, and insured tree removal services for homes in Ellijay and throughout North Georgia—from fallen limbs to hazardous tree takedowns.
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Safe & Smart Tree Removal for Homeowners
Trees enhance your property—but when they become overgrown, dead, or storm-damaged, they can pose a serious risk to your home and family. That’s where Putnam Pro comes in.
Our trained crew provides safe, professional residential tree removal in Ellijay, taking the worry out of tree issues while protecting your yard, structures, and surrounding landscape.
From single tree removal to clearing multiple hazardous limbs—we’ve got the gear and expertise to do it right.
Our Tree Removal Services Include
- Tree felling and full removal
- Large limb & branch removal
- Storm-damaged tree takedowns
- Dead tree extraction
- Stump cutting (surface-level)
- Debris haul-off and cleanup
- Basic tree trimming and shaping (as needed)
We always evaluate each situation for safety, slope, tree type, and proximity to structures—so you get a plan that’s smart and efficient.
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How can we help you?
Why Homeowners in Ellijay Trust Putnam Pro
- Experienced, trained, and fully insured
- We protect homes, sheds, fencing, and driveways during removal
- Fast response times for storm damage
- Debris cleanup and respectful crews
- Local knowledge of North Georgia trees and terrain
Serving Ellijay & Surrounding Areas
- Ellijay
- Jasper
- Blue Ridge
- Talking Rock
- Blairsville
- Morganton
- Dawsonville
- Mccaysville
- Mineral Bluff
- Cumming
- Ballground
⚠️ When to Remove a Tree
- Dead or rotting trunk
- Cracks in the base or limbs
- Trees leaning toward your home or wires
- Large branches hanging over your roof
- Tree roots disrupting sidewalks, driveways, or plumbing
Let’s Clear the Way—Safely
Putnam Pro offers safe and reliable residential tree removal in Ellijay, GA, with full-service tree felling, limb removal, cleanup, and storm response for homeowners across North Georgia.