Felling where there’s room
On open lots and rural acreage around Gregg and Harrison County, directional felling is the efficient way to drop a tree — we set the notch and back-cut, account for lean and wind, and lay it down in a clear, planned direction away from anything that matters. It takes reading the tree correctly, which is exactly where experience and the right saws earn their keep.
- Dead and dying trees with a clear drop zone
- Hazardous leaners at the wood line
- Clearing for fences, pasture and building pads
- Sectional take-down where space is tight
Bucking, hauling and the stump
Once it’s down we buck the trunk into manageable rounds, chip the limbs, and haul off the wood — or cut it to firewood length and stack it if you’d rather keep it. Add stump grinding and we’ll leave the spot flush and ready to use.
What You Get
What cutting & felling includes
Included in the job
- Drop-zone assessment & planning
- Directional or sectional take-down
- Bucking the trunk into rounds
- Limb chipping & haul-off
Good to know
- Firewood cut & stacked on request
- Stump grinding available
- Best value on open, accessible lots
- Insured crew, proper felling technique
Explore
Related tree services
Tree Removal
Safe take-down of dead, leaning or hazardous trees, with rigging or crane and full haul-off.
Land & Lot Clearing
Clearing trees, brush and undergrowth for builders, fences and reclaimed acreage.
Stump Grinding & Removal
Grinding stumps below grade so you can replant, sod or pour — single stumps or whole yards.
Tree Cutting & Felling FAQ
Cutting & felling questions
Straight answers for Longview homeowners.
Call (903) 483-0062What’s the difference between felling and removal?
Can you fell a tree near my house?
Do you cut the wood into firewood?
Can you clear several trees at once?
Trees to drop on your property?
We’ll assess the drop zones and give you a firm price to fell, buck and haul. Call (903) 483-0062 or request a free on-site estimate.