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Tree service across Pulaski County, from Little Rock to Jacksonville
Pulaski County is where our Little Rock service office sits, and it is where most of our calls come from: old oaks over Midtown roofs, pines on the west side, and storm damage that runs from one end of the county to the other.
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Short answer
We cover all of Pulaski County from our service office on Stanton Rd in Little Rock, including Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville and Maumelle. Storm calls with trees on houses or across drives come first; trimming, removals and stump grinding are booked by part of the county so crews are not crossing the river twice in a day.
Updated October 2026
What tree work looks like in Pulaski County
The county has two kinds of tree problems. In the older parts of Little Rock and North Little Rock, it is big hardwoods planted a century ago, now leaning over houses that were built around them. On the west and north sides, it is pines and newer subdivisions, where a storm can drop several trees in one cul-de-sac.
Storms are the reason many people call us the first time. On March 31, 2023, an EF-3 tornado crossed west Little Rock, ran through Walnut Valley, Midtown and Bowman Curve, and continued into North Little Rock and Burns Park. The December 2000 ice storms did similar damage the slow way, putting more than an inch of ice on trees across central Arkansas.
Inside Little Rock, removing a tree on your own lot usually does not need a city permit, but trees in the public right-of-way or on city property do. If a tree straddles that line, we say so before anyone starts cutting.
Local trees
Trees we see most in Pulaski County
Willow and water oaks
The big shade oaks of Hillcrest, the Heights and Midtown, many planted when those streets were laid out a century ago.
Loblolly and shortleaf pines
Common on the west side and in North Little Rock; they snap and uproot in the storms that cross the county.
Sweetgums
Fast-growing yard trees that drop spiky gumballs and often get removed once they shade a whole lot.
Bradford pears
Planted along many drives in the 1980s and 1990s, and now splitting apart in spring wind.
Jobs we do in Pulaski County
The tree work we do most in Pulaski County
Emergency Tree Removal
Trees on houses and cars after storms, worked first.
Tree Removal
Planned removals of dead, leaning and crowded trees.
Oak Tree Trimming
Heavy limbs on the old oaks over Midtown and Hillcrest roofs.
Pine Tree Trimming
Raising and cleaning pines on the west and north sides.
Stump Grinding
Stumps from old removals ground below grade.
Storm Damage Cleanup
Brush, limbs and hangers cleared after wind and ice.
Where we work in and around Pulaski County
Towns we cover in Pulaski County: Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville, Maumelle, Wrightsville, Scott.
Calls from Pulaski County are handled by our service office on Stanton Rd in Little Rock, on the same line as every other part of our area: (501) 439-8373, answered 24 hours a day. Trees on houses, cars and blocked drives are worked first; trimming, removals and stump grinding are booked by area so crews are not crossing the map for one job.
Straight answers
Questions from Pulaski County
Our service office on Stanton Rd in Little Rock covers the whole county.
Yes. Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville and Maumelle are all inside our regular area.
Not usually on your own lot. Trees in the public right-of-way or on city property need one.
Trees on structures are worked first. Call any hour for a straight answer on timing.
Yes. After big storms we work the worst damage first, wherever it is in the county.
A tree problem anywhere in Pulaski County?
Call any hour. The crew line rings at our Little Rock office.