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Augusta & Columbia County · GA

Augusta

GA · Augusta & Columbia County

Tree removal, trimming and stump grinding across Augusta, from Summerville and Forest Hills to Olde Town.

(803) 257-1568
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Historic-district tree work
Tight-access sectional removals
Crown raising off slate and metal roofs
Free on-site estimates

Augusta's older neighborhoods have some of the best tree canopy in the CSRA and some of the hardest tree work in it. In Summerville and Olde Town the trees are large, the houses are close, the lots are narrow, and there is frequently no way to get equipment past the side of the house. Everything is climbed, rigged and lowered.

Through Forest Hills and National Hills the lots are wider but the trees are just as old, and most of what we do is maintenance rather than removal: deadwood out, canopies raised off the roofline, and weight taken off limbs that have grown out further than they can hold.

We carry full insurance and we will show you the certificate before we start. On this kind of property, with this kind of tree, that is not a formality.

Areas We Serve in Augusta

Summerville
Forest Hills
National Hills
Olde Town
Walton Way

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CG Landscaping Services

CG Landscaping Services LLC is a licensed, insured tree and landscaping company based in North Augusta, serving Aiken, Augusta and the surrounding CSRA since 2019. Tree removal and trimming with an experienced climbing crew, plus weekly lawn maintenance for more than 100 properties.

15% off for new clients

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Serving Aiken, North Augusta & the CSRA

Hours

  • Monday – Saturday
  • Sunday: Closed
  • 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Licensed & Insured

Licensed LLC · Fully Insured

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Tree Removal · Landscaping · Aiken & the CSRA