Where we serve
Rocky Mount and the towns around it, from Nashville and Wilson to Tarboro on the Tar River.
Towns we cover
Each town has its own electric utility, limb pickup rules, and storm history, and that affects how a tree job gets done. Pick your town for local details.
The area at a glance
Electric service varies from town to town. Rocky Mount, Wilson, and Tarboro each run their own electric utility, while Nashville is served by Duke Energy Progress. If a tree is in a power line, that utility is the first call.
The towns also draw a line on what they’ll haul. Rocky Mount, Nashville, and Tarboro pick up limbs cut to about 4 feet, but none of them will take a whole tree, so haul-away belongs on every removal estimate.
The Tar River runs through Rocky Mount and Tarboro, and both have flooded badly, most notably after Hurricane Floyd in 1999 and Hurricane Matthew in 2016. Flooded, saturated ground weakens roots, and trees can lean or fail long after the water goes down.
Don't see your town? Call anyway. If it's nearby, there's a good chance we can help.
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