Greenwood County, SC

Areas We Serve

Greenwood Tree Pros works out of Greenwood and covers the small towns and crossroads around it, in Greenwood County and across the lines into Abbeville and Saluda counties. The trees change less than the yards do: a mill village lot with one big oak behind the porch, a lake house on a slope with pines leaning toward the water, a farm with a fence line gone to sweetgum and privet. Each town below has its own page.

Lake and pine woods in the Lakelands countryside
  • GreenwoodRemoval, trimming, stumps and storm cleanup with a free quote.
  • Ninety SixRemovals, trimming and stump grinding, quoted after a visit.
  • HodgesWe handle storm-thrown pines, dying oaks and trees over sheds, with a free quote.
  • Ware ShoalsTrimming, removal, stumps and storm cleanup, priced after a visit.
  • AbbevilleTrimming and removal planned around the house itself.
  • Due WestWe plan each visit and quote it in writing.
  • CoronacaWalk-through first, written price, free quote by form.
  • CokesburyOld hardwoods, pine rows and overgrown fence lines, with a written price first.
  • TroyEach job walked first, with a free quote by form.
  • BradleyWe walk the lot first and put the price in writing.
  • SaludaWe walk the job first.
  • DonaldsWe look up into the tree before pricing it.

Towns we cover

Greenwood is home base, from the older streets around Uptown and Lander University out to the subdivisions along Bypass 72 and Highway 25.

Ninety Six sits east of Greenwood, on the way toward the lake. Coronaca is northeast, out toward the Lake Greenwood shoreline. Saluda is farther east, past Ninety Six, and is the longest drive on the list.

Hodges is north, up Highway 25, and Cokesbury is a few miles beyond it. Ware Shoals is north as well, where the Saluda River runs along the county's upper edge. Donalds is north and a little west, past Hodges toward the Anderson County side.

Due West is northwest, across the Abbeville County line, and Abbeville itself is due west, the county seat next door. Bradley is southwest in the farm and timber country, and Troy is south, below Greenwood among the pine tracts.

How far we go

None of these towns is a long trip from Greenwood. The closest, like Coronaca, Hodges and Ninety Six, are a short run out of the city, and the far end of the list still makes an easy day for a removal or a full cleanup. We work across Greenwood County and the nearby Lakelands towns, from Ninety Six and Hodges to Abbeville, Ware Shoals and Saluda. If your road is not named here but runs between two of these towns, send the form anyway; most country addresses in between are covered.

Distance matters most after a storm. When a line of thunderstorms or a tropical remnant crosses the Lakelands, messages come in from every direction at once, and we work them by danger first: trees on houses and blocked driveways before limbs in the back yard. Outside of storms, the five kinds of tree work we do are available in every town on the list.

Asking for a visit

Send a few lines through the form with your name, a phone number, the address and what the tree is doing. If the place is hard to find on a map, put the nearest crossroads or a landmark in the message; that helps more than a long description.