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Tree removal and trimming across Saline County
Saline County has grown fast, and a lot of that growth went into lots carved out of pine and hardwood woods. That means trees standing close to new houses, and plenty of them reaching the age where they start to fail.
- Benton and Bryant covered
- Ash and pine removals
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Short answer
We cover Saline County from our Little Rock service office, including Benton, Bryant, Alexander, Haskell and Shannon Hills. Most calls here are removals of trees left too close to newer houses, dead pines and ash, and stump grinding after lot clearing. The county has grown from about 83,500 residents in 2000 to over 123,000 in 2020, and many of those homes were built into the woods.
Updated October 2026
Why Saline County trees need watching
Saline County was formed in 1835 and named for the salt works that once supplied much of Arkansas, and the Saline River still runs through it. Today it is one of the fastest growing parts of central Arkansas, which shows in the number of homes sitting under trees that were in a forest twenty years ago.
Ash is a particular concern here. Saline County is one of the Arkansas counties where emerald ash borer has been confirmed, and infested ash trees die back from the top and turn brittle quickly. If you have ash on your lot, have it looked at before the crown thins out.
Along the hills north of Benton and around Bryant, pines left standing after construction are often shallow-rooted on one side where the soil was cut. Those are the trees that lean after a wet spring.
Local trees
Trees we see most in Saline County
Loblolly pines
The dominant tree in many Bryant and Benton subdivisions, often left standing close to new houses.
Post and white oaks
Hardwoods on the hills north of Benton, slow-growing and worth keeping when they are sound.
Green ash
Common in yards and creek bottoms, and now at risk from emerald ash borer.
Eastern red cedars
Spreading along fence rows on the county's rural edges.
Jobs we do in Saline County
The tree work we do most in Saline County
Tree Removal
Trees standing too close to newer houses.
Ash Tree Removal
Dead and declining ash from emerald ash borer.
Beetle-Killed Pine Removal
Pines killed by drought and beetles.
Stump Grinding
Stumps left after lot clearing and removals.
Tree Risk Assessment
A crew lead's look at leaning and declining trees.
Land Clearing
Clearing lots and fence lines for building.
Where we work in and around Saline County
Towns we cover in Saline County: Benton, Bryant, Alexander, Haskell, Shannon Hills, Hensley.
Calls from Saline 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 Saline County
Yes. Both are inside our regular Little Rock service area.
Yes. Saline County is one of the Arkansas counties where it has been confirmed.
Yes. Pieces are roped down or lifted out so nothing lands on the roof.
Yes, single stumps or whole rows.
Our Little Rock service office on Stanton Rd.
Trees too close to the house in Saline County?
Call any hour. A crew lead will look at them and give you a straight answer.