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Tree Removal in Owens Cross Roads, AL

Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup for Owens Cross Roads, from the Flint River valley to the mountain slopes.

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Flint River Valley Tree Removal, Owens Cross Roads

Owens Cross Roads sits in a valley the Flint River carved, with Green Mountain to the west and Keel Mountain to the east. It is named for the Owens family; Thomas J. Owens came from Virginia and built near the road crossing. It was incorporated in 1967 and became a city in 2022, and it counted 2,594 people in 2020, up from 1,521 in 2010.

This was cotton country, and most houses now stand on old farm ground, with about six in ten built from 2000 to 2019. Fence-row and field-edge trees ended up in back yards, and the ridges above hold upland hardwood forest. The city also has a firm rule about hauling tree wood. Send us a request, and we arrange for a local tree crew to stop by and price the job.

Two workers seen from behind carrying armloads of cut brush across a lawn toward a truck at the curb

A chainsaw resting on a pile of freshly cut hardwood logs beside a fresh stump at the edge of a street

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What We Handle Around Owens Cross Roads

A climber on rigging ropes high on a bare hardwood trunk, lowering a cut log section toward a suburban lawn

Tree Removal

Whole trees taken down safely, wood and brush hauled off. Details and prices →

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Stump Grinding

Stumps ground below the lawn so you can seed or sod. Details and prices →

A tree worker in a harness high in an oak canopy, cutting a limb over a quiet residential street

Tree Trimming

Deadwood, hangers and roof-side limbs cut back. Details and prices →

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Storm Damage Cleanup

Storm-broken limbs and fallen trees cleared and hauled. How cleanup works →

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The City Won't Haul Paid Work

Owens Cross Roads says it will not pick up debris from anyone who was paid for work on the property. So when a crew takes a tree down, the wood has to leave with them. Make sure that is in the written estimate.

Hardwoods on the Ridges

Homes near Green Mountain and Keel Mountain often sit below tall upland hardwoods. A big oak on a slope above the house can be hard to judge from the yard, so ask a local tree crew to walk it with you.

Old Farm Rows in New Yards

Many houses here went up on former cotton fields, and the old tree lines at the field edges stayed. If one of those trees now hangs over your roof or fence, tell us where it stands and we arrange the visit.

Your Own Brush and Limbs

For trimming you do yourself, the city takes tree limbs up to 8 feet long and yard waste in bags of 50 pounds or less. Ask the city before you set out a load bigger than a pickup bed.

A Few Owens Cross Roads Questions

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Owens Cross Roads?

Check with the City of Owens Cross Roads before cutting near a city street. The city also refuses debris from anyone paid to work on the property. See the tree rules guide.

How does a request from Owens Cross Roads work?

Send the form with your address and a photo if you have one. We set up a visit from a local tree crew that works around Owens Cross Roads, and you get a written price.

Tree Work for Owens Cross Roads Properties

If a ridge hardwood or an old field-row tree is leaning toward your Owens Cross Roads home, send us a few details and we will set up a visit.