Tree Service in Roswell, GA
PAC-TREE is a family-owned small business providing tree removal and pruning for homes and businesses throughout Roswell. Founded in 2019, fully licensed and insured, we handle the fieldwork and the city’s tree permit process, and we clean up the agreed-upon debris before we leave.
Roswell Regulates Tree Removal Closely
Roswell protects its tree canopy through one of the more detailed ordinances in North Fulton County, set out in the city’s Unified Development Code. The practical result is that many removals here need a permit before any cutting starts, and that catches a lot of homeowners by surprise.
We work in this framework regularly, so we can tell you plainly whether your tree falls under the city’s rules and handle the application when it does. That keeps a routine removal from turning into a compliance problem.
Do You Need a Tree Removal Permit in Roswell?
Often yes. Under Roswell’s Unified Development Code, a permit is generally required before removing any tree measuring 3 inches or more in diameter at breast height that matures to 15 feet or taller. We confirm whether your specific tree meets that threshold as part of the estimate.
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Dead or damaged trees can generally be removed without a full permit, but the city asks that you notify the City Arborist with evidence first. There is also a River Corridor rule worth knowing: if your property lies within 2,000 feet of the Chattahoochee River, you must contact the city’s Planning and Zoning office before removing any trees. We flag these situations early and handle the paperwork so you stay compliant.
Our Services
We keep the full details of each service in one place so they stay accurate. Here is a quick overview of what we provide for local properties, with links to learn more.
Tree Removal
We plan every removal around your home, fence line, deck, or neighboring property, and we section large trees down in controlled pieces when a full drop is not safe. Full details are on our removal page.
Tree Trimming and Pruning
We prune to keep mature trees strong and balanced, and we never top a tree, a practice the city ordinance specifically prohibits. See our trimming and pruning page for how we approach the work.
Emergency Tree Service
When a storm brings a tree or limb down, we stay available around the clock for urgent situations. Learn how we respond on our emergency page.
Our Approach to Tree Care Here
Our goal on every job is the same: protect the property, keep the crew and your household safe, and communicate clearly from the first call to the final walkthrough. You work directly with our team, not a call center or a rotating cast of account managers.
- Safe, careful work on every job site
- Direct communication with our team, start to finish
- Clear scope and pricing before work begins
- Responsive scheduling when a hazard cannot wait
- Cleanup of the agreed-upon branches, logs, and debris
Why Property Owners Here Choose PAC-TREE
When you hire us, you work directly with a local family team that has built its name on safe work, honest communication, and finishing the job the way we agreed.
- Family-owned small business, founded in 2019
- Fully licensed and insured for residential and commercial work
- Direct communication with our team, not a call center
- Familiar with the city’s tree removal permit and River Corridor rules
- Available 24 hours a day for emergencies
- Cleanup of the agreed-upon debris on every job
Frequently Asked Questions
Still Have Questions?
Contact PAC-TREE to discuss your property, tree-service needs, or an upcoming removal or pruning project.
Often yes. Under the city’s Unified Development Code, a permit is generally required before removing any tree 3 inches or more in diameter at breast height that matures to 15 feet or taller. We confirm whether your tree meets that threshold before any work begins.
Dead or damaged trees can generally be removed without a full permit, but the city asks that you notify the City Arborist with evidence first. We can clear the tree and help document it for the city.
Yes. If your property is within 2,000 feet of the Chattahoochee River, the city requires you to contact its Planning and Zoning office before removing any trees. We flag this early when a property falls in the River Corridor.
Cost depends mainly on the tree’s size, its condition, and how close it stands to structures or power lines, so we price each job after seeing it. We provide an in-person estimate so you get a real number for your property.
Yes. We are available 24 hours a day for storm-damaged and fallen trees. Call us directly and we will prioritize the safety risk first. You can learn more on our Emergency Tree Service page.
Get a Free Tree Service Estimate
Whether you have a tree that needs to come down or a healthy one that just needs pruning, our team will assess it in person and give you a clear plan before any work starts, including whether the city’s ordinance requires a permit for your property.
From planned tree removal and pruning to tree maintenance, permit assistance and urgent storm situations, PAC-TREE provides careful tree service for homeowners and businesses across North Fulton County. Contact our family-owned team to talk through your property and schedule a time.