Jones County starts fifteen minutes north-east of Macon on Highway 129, and Gray, its seat, is acreage country: big lots, long driveways, pines and hardwoods right up to the house. The work here runs to removals over roofs and outbuildings, lot clearing and fence-line work, and storm cleanup after every squall line.
Estimates are written and free, and the same booking line takes messages day or night.
Tree removal in Jones County is mostly pines and hardwoods standing close to a house on a big lot. The loblolly pines on the sandy ground lean after a wet week and rarely straighten, and the water oaks shed limbs the size of small trees. On an acre in Gray, Haddock or Bradley a tree can often come down in one drop where a Macon yard would need it roped out in sections, which is why a written estimate for tree removal is sometimes lower here than in town. Long driveways mean the chipper and the grinder reach the back of the lot without carrying. Prices follow the Macon price list, the stump is its own line on the estimate, and storm cleanup after a squall line is booked on the same number.
What we do in Gray
- Tree Removal in Gray
- Tree Trimming and Pruning in Gray
- Stump Grinding in Gray
- Emergency and Storm Cleanup in Gray
- Lot and Land Clearing in Gray
About Gray
Gray is the seat of Jones County, a rural county of about 28,000 people between Macon and Milledgeville. Much of it is wooded, part of it is the Oconee National Forest, and the county has grown as Macon families move out for land. Haddock, Bradley and the lake lots toward Lake Juliette are all within the service area.