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Douglas County Tree Service has built a reputation across West Metro Atlanta as the crew that shows up, does the job right, and leaves your place tidy. Our crews run north into Kennesaw, bringing that same standard to Cobb County homeowners who want a tree company they can trust.
Rudy Perez, owner and operator, has more than 20 years working trees across the region. He built this company on straightforward principles: honest pricing, real craftsmanship, and thorough cleanup. When you call us at (678) 675-1313, you reach a team that treats your property the way they’d treat their own.
We are fully licensed and carry the coverage required to protect your home and our crew. We won’t top trees, a practice that weakens structure and shortens the life of healthy growth. Our approach protects the trees you want to keep and safely handles the ones that need to come down.
The city sits about 30 miles north of our Douglasville headquarters, well within our West Metro Atlanta reach. As we’ve grown, we’ve followed the demand, and Cobb County homeowners have been calling. Whether you’re in Legacy Park, near the mountain, or along the Barrett Parkway corridor, our crew can be there. We handle everything from full removals to stump work. We also cover Marietta (5 miles south) and Dallas, GA.
We expanded our service area into Cobb County because the demand was there and the territory fits naturally into how our crews already move across the I-20 and I-285 corridors. Douglas County Tree Service has built its reputation in West Metro Atlanta on fair pricing, thorough cleanup, and honest work. That same standard applies in every Marietta neighborhood we serve.
We compete on value and back it up: if you have a written quote from another licensed company, we will beat it. No hidden fees, no pressure to book on the spot. A free estimate is always the first step.
We handle the full range of tree work for residential and commercial properties across Cobb County. From a single tree to a full lot across Cobb County, our team brings the experience to handle it safely.
When a tree poses a danger, whether from storm damage, disease, age, or poor placement, professional tree removal is the right call. Our team assesses each situation carefully before any cut is made. We plan every job to protect your home, your fence, and your landscaping.
Large loblolly pines are among the most common removal jobs we see in this area. Their shallow root systems make them prone to failure during storms, and once they start leaning toward a structure, waiting is not an option. We handle those safely, top to bottom. Tree work in this area means working around homes, driveways, and utility lines, so our crew plans every cut before it’s made.
Healthy trees still need attention. Trimming controls growth, improves structure, and reduces the chance of limb failure during severe weather season. Pruning removes deadwood, encourages airflow, and keeps your canopy looking clean. Good tree care now prevents bigger jobs later.
We work with oaks, poplars, hickories, sweetgums, and all the other species common to the neighborhoods we serve. Proper pruning extends the life of your trees and keeps them from becoming a hazard as they mature. Our arborists approach each tree with the goal of long-term health, not just short-term appearance.
After a tree comes down, the stump is often the most frustrating part of the job. It interrupts mowing, creates a tripping hazard, and can attract insects. We offer stump removal to get that remnant below grade, so grass can grow back, with safety and cleanup baked in.
The process is efficient and leaves the surrounding area intact. We bring the right setup to handle bases of any size, including those left by large oaks and mature pines.
Spring storms here can move fast. Straight-line winds, tornado activity, and winter ice events leave split limbs and downed trees across Cobb County neighborhoods every season. When a storm drops a tree on your fence or blocks your driveway, we respond quickly.
We offer emergency storm response for homeowners who need fast, safe cleanup after a bad weather event. Call (678) 675-1313 and we’ll prioritize getting a crew to your site to assess the situation and make it safe.
Clearing land for a new build, an addition, or a backyard project requires more than a chainsaw and a truck. Our team handles tree work for residential projects across the area, removing growth efficiently so your project can move forward on schedule.
Our crews are familiar with the neighborhoods and the types of properties and trees found throughout Cobb County. We serve homeowners and businesses across residential lanes, new developments, and historic sections.
We cover zip codes 30144 and 30152, reaching properties from the I-75 corridor east to the KSU campus area and west toward the Paulding County line.
The battlefield park defines the western edge of much of our work zone. Properties near the battlefield often back up to mature tree lines, which means more complex removal work when a tree near the boundary fails. We handle those jobs carefully, with respect for both the home and the surrounding landscape.
From Town Center at Cobb on Barrett Parkway to the residential streets near Swift-Cantrell Park, we have the reach to serve the full footprint. If you’re in Cobb County and need tree work, call us at (678) 675-1313 for a free estimate.
The canopy here reflects what you’d expect from the Piedmont region: a mix of fast-growing softwoods and slower-maturing hardwoods, with loblolly pine dominating across most neighborhoods.
Loblolly pine is the species we handle most often. It grows fast, which makes it popular in subdivisions. But the roots stay shallow, and when a major storm pushes through, these pines fail at higher rates than oaks or hickories. A mature loblolly leaning toward a roofline needs to be addressed before the next severe weather event.
White oak, red oak, and willow oak are common throughout Legacy Park and the older sections of the city. They are structurally strong but can develop interior decay that isn’t visible from the ground. Our arborists look for signs of disease and weakness before recommending work.
Tulip poplar is widespread and can reach significant height quickly. It handles spring storms reasonably well, but ice accumulation in December and January puts heavy stress on poplar branches. We see a lot of poplar limb work after winter events.
Sweetgum and hickory round out the common mix. Both are durable, but both can create cleanup challenges when they drop branches or seed pods at scale. If your place has a significant sweetgum near a walkway or driveway, routine trimming is worth scheduling before it becomes a nuisance.
Pricing varies by job. We are committed to fair pricing and transparent estimates. We’ll walk your property, look at every tree involved, and give you a clear number before any work begins.
Several factors shape the cost of any removal or service call. The size and height of the tree matter most. A 90-foot loblolly requires different setup and more crew time than a 30-foot ornamental. Location is a close second. A tree in an open back lot is simpler to handle than one wedged between a house, a fence, and a utility line.
The condition of the tree affects safety planning and time on site. A structurally compromised tree requires more careful rigging and slower cuts. Access matters too. Narrow gates, soft ground, and tight spaces can add complexity and cost.
Smaller jobs tend to run lower; large canopy work or difficult-access work runs higher. Stump work is usually priced separately based on diameter. Trimming and pruning depend on the number of trees, their size, and how much work the canopy needs.
The only reliable way to know your cost is a site visit. We offer free estimates for all jobs. Call (678) 675-1313 to schedule yours. We’ll come out, look at your trees, and give you a straight answer on what the job will cost and how long it will take.
We compete on quality and reliability. Our pricing reflects real costs: trained crews, proper setup, the right coverage, and thorough cleanup. We will work to match or beat a legitimate competing quote for the same scope of work.
We keep the process simple. Most jobs follow a straightforward sequence from first call to final cleanup. Here’s what you can expect when you hire our crew.
Call us or fill out our contact form and we’ll schedule a visit to your home. Rudy or one of our crew leads will walk the site with you, assess the trees, discuss your goals, and give you a written estimate. There’s no pressure and no obligation. The estimate is free.
Once you approve the estimate, we schedule the job. We aim to keep lead times reasonable, especially during peak storm season when call volume increases. Our team shows up when we say we will, with the right setup for the job.
Thorough cleanup is part of every job we do. We don’t leave brush piles behind or logs stacked against your fence. Wood, branches, and debris are hauled off as part of the service. When we leave, the place is clean. That standard applies to every job, regardless of size.
Yes. Douglas County Tree Service serves Kennesaw and the broader Cobb County area as part of our West Metro Atlanta territory. Our crews regularly work in the 30144 and 30152 zip codes. Call (678) 675-1313 to confirm availability for your address.
Cost depends on the size, location, and condition of the tree. We offer free estimates for all jobs. The only way to get an accurate number is a site visit. Call us at (678) 675-1313 and we’ll schedule a time to come out and give you a clear, no-obligation quote.
We prioritize storm response calls and work to respond as quickly as possible after severe weather. If a tree has come down on your home or is blocking access to your place, call (678) 675-1313 and let us know the situation. We’ll get a crew to you as fast as conditions allow.
Yes. We are fully licensed and insured. We carry the coverage required to protect your home and our crew. You can ask for proof before any work begins. We’ll provide it without hesitation.
Cobb County tree ordinances may require permits for taking down certain trees, particularly in developed subdivisions or near protected areas. We recommend checking with the City of Kennesaw or Cobb County prior to the job. Our team can advise you based on what we see on site during the free estimate visit.
If you have a tree that needs to come down, branches that need trimming, or a stump that’s been sitting too long, our crew is ready to help. Our tree services cover Legacy Park, Chastain Meadows, the Barrett Parkway corridor, and every neighborhood in between.
Our crew brings more than two decades of tree care experience to every job. We are licensed, insured, and committed to leaving your place in better shape than we found it. Fair pricing, real work, thorough cleanup. That’s the standard we hold on every tree removal job we take.
Call (678) 675-1313 today to schedule your free estimate. Whether it’s a single tree or a full property, we’ll come out, assess the job, and give you a straight answer on what it takes to get it done right.