Serving Knightdale
Tree Services in Knightdale, NC
Open-grown hedgerow oaks left from farm fields, now sitting a few feet from brand new rooflines.
Get a free quoteKnightdale grew out of farmland and the trees still show it. Field-edge hedgerow oaks, pecans and hackberries were left standing when the subdivisions were laid out, so a single huge open-grown tree — with limbs it spread when nothing was competing for light — now sits a few feet from a new build. Those trees have never been pruned in their lives and carry serious weight a long way from the trunk.
The Neuse floodplain and the Mingo Creek bottoms hold water, keeping roots shallow, and this eastern edge of the county catches straight-line winds and the occasional tornado track with very little remaining canopy to slow them.
A good share of the work here is still clearing: infill plots and back acreage off Hodge Road and Smithfield Road. Nearer Knightdale Station, it's more often thinning leftover pine before it reaches a new patio.
Where we work in Knightdale
- Knightdale Station Park
- Mingo Creek Trail
- Princeton Manor
- Hodge Road
What Knightdale calls us for
Tree Removal
Wide open-grown hedgerow oaks beside new houses have long, heavy limbs that must be rigged rather than cut free.
Lot Clearing
Old field and pasture ground east of Raleigh is being built on, and the scrub and pine has to come off first.
Storm Damage Cleanup
Open ground and shallow floodplain rooting means Knightdale trees come out whole in a straight-line wind.