Perry is thirty minutes south of Macon on I-75, and the same crew covers it: tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup for the streets around the historic downtown, the subdivisions off Houston Lake Road, and the acreage and pecan groves out toward the fairgrounds. The estimate is written, the price list is the one on this site, and the line picks up at any hour.
Houston County's south end is pecans, pines and big old oaks on sandy loam, and the storms that cross Middle Georgia every summer take a share of them down.
What happens to the brush afterward depends on who collects your trash. For homes on Houston County's own sanitation service, yard waste pickup is a 12-month subscription added to trash service, $8.38 a month from July 1, 2026, renewing automatically unless cancelled, and the sanitation department takes questions at 478-987-4299. Bulk waste has to be booked with Ryland Environmental 72 hours ahead of the normal pickup day.
Logs from a full removal are a bigger load than curbside service is built for. The Houston County Solid Waste Disposal Facility is at 2080 Highway 247 in Kathleen, open Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the written estimate states whether hauling the wood away is included or it stays on the property as firewood.
Overhead lines come first on any job. Where branches reach a Flint Energies primary line or the service drop to a member's house, the co-op cuts and trims that vegetation as a member service, and its Right-of-Way Department takes those calls at 800-342-3616, extension 5172. Trees clear of the lines are the homeowner's decision.
What we do in Perry
- Tree Removal in Perry
- Tree Trimming and Pruning in Perry
- Stump Grinding in Perry
- Emergency and Storm Cleanup in Perry
- Lot and Land Clearing in Perry
About Perry
Perry is the seat of Houston County, a historic town on I-75 known for the Georgia National Fairgrounds and a fast-growing north side toward Warner Robins and Kathleen. Kathleen, Bonaire, Fort Valley and the Highway 341 corridor are all within the service area.
For a tree that looks sick rather than storm-damaged, the UGA Cooperative Extension office for Houston County is in Perry at 2030 Kings Chapel Road, (478) 987-2028; its agriculture and natural resources side works with landscapers and home gardeners through site visits and sampling. Houston County Public Works, which takes in the Roads and Bridges department, is also on Kings Chapel Road at number 2018, (478) 987-4280, with an emergency line at (478) 542-2000.