Tree Service · Port Royal, SC
Big trees and small lots meet in the old village, where many bungalows date from the early 1900s and the trees around them have had decades to grow over roofs and wires. Removal there can mean climbing and lowering limbs in sections instead of dropping the whole tree. Ask the Town whether a removal needs approval before the crew is booked.
Based in Port Royal
Pool fill-ins and mobile home demolition sit on the service list at Divine Work Express, a Port Royal outfit that covers Beaufort too. Established in 2015, per its Google description, the company also clears and grubs lots, tears down houses and concrete, removes trees, puts in asphalt and concrete driveways, rents roll-off dumpsters and delivers sand, rock, mulch and gravel.
David Tedford is the arborist on staff at A&A Tree Service, and the company credits him with 35 years in the trade and tree risk assessment qualifications in South Carolina. The Port Royal-based crew covers Beaufort as well, trimming overgrown trees, removing hazardous ones and stumps, running maintenance programs and delivering wood.
Crane service is the newer addition at Top Notch Tree Service, according to the company, and reviewers do bring up the crane and boom truck along with pine removals, stump grinding and cleanup. The Port Royal-based crew covers Beaufort, handling removals, trimming, cabling and bracing, hazardous tree evaluations and storm damage.
Serves Port Royal from nearby
Pine and water oak removals, palm trimming and trees taken down in tight spaces show up in reviews of Action Tree Service, a Port Royal-based crew. Trimming is the bulk of the work.
Industrial Village Road is where Bartlett Tree Experts runs its Beaufort office, covering Port Royal and, by its own account, St. Helena Island. Diagnosis and treatment of tree and shrub problems lead the description, backed by pruning, removals, planting and transplanting, cabling and brace rods, borer treatments and annual service.
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