Keep people clear and call for 24/7 emergency service.
Montgomery publishes emergency care for storm-damaged, hazardous, diseased or dying trees. Avoid the affected area and describe what fell, what is still suspended and what structures are nearby.
From a routine evaluation to 24/7 emergency removal, Montgomery helps Macon-Bibb County make a clear plan for the trees around a home or business.
Choose the closest situation. This guide organizes Montgomery’s published services; it does not replace an on-site tree evaluation.
Montgomery publishes emergency care for storm-damaged, hazardous, diseased or dying trees. Avoid the affected area and describe what fell, what is still suspended and what structures are nearby.
Open each pathway to see how Montgomery’s official service offering connects safety, health and the ground beneath the canopy.
Dead or diseased limbs, thinning foliage and poor balance can point to health or structure concerns. A professional evaluation connects the visible canopy to the whole tree.
Montgomery publishes a reuse pathway that turns removed trees into firewood, rough-cut lumber, chips and mulch.
When a tree cannot be saved, the material can continue into a useful next chapter.
Seasoned wood for fireplaces, fire pits, ovens, grills and other uses.
Various species and dimensions for tables, benches, planter boxes and projects.
More ways to use the material and reduce waste after tree work.
Tree work since 1983. A family company since 1988.
The official company profile identifies Shawn Montgomery as owner/operator and describes a family-owned operation built around skilled tree care, integrity and honesty. Montgomery serves residential and commercial customers across Macon-Bibb County and the greater Macon area.
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