Baker's Tree Service

At Baker's Tree Service & Trucking our first priority is safety for the homeowner and for our staff. We are licensed and insured, meaning you're protected. At Baker's Tree Service & Trucking, customer satisfaction is paramount. Contact us today for a free, no obligation consultation for local tree care, tree trimming, tree removal and stump grinding. We'd love to show you how we can help you. Trees are our forte. Plain and simple. From tree care, relocation, tree pruning, tree removal, stump grinding and so much more, you can rest assured that our team is the most qualified to handle your job.

Our service area extends to North Charleston, Daniel's Island, Goose Creek, Summerville and Hanahan. We are a local small business that is owner-operated. Our owner, Tracy Baker, is on every job, which allows for complete quality control. Baker's Tree Service is a member of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA #206702) and the BBB (Better Business Bureau). We are also licensed and carry extensive insurance and workman's comp. All of our estimates for services are given in writing and can be emailed to the customer upon request.

When a weather situation arises it can cause massive damage. Trees can blow over, fracture, break, fall on roofs, crush cars, destroy storage containers and garages. If this has happened to you please call us we can help. We provide 24-hour emergency and storm damage tree and debris removal services. Feel free to contact us via text, email, or simply give us a call. Baker's Tree Service is licensed and insured. We also provide a storm risk assessment analysis to prevent the need for emergency services.

If you're looking for quality, trusted and insured tree care in the Summerville, SC area, you've come to the right place. Here at Baker's Tree Service, we pride ourselves in being true experts in tree care: Everything from planting and pruning to emergency removal and risk assessment. When you think of trees, you should think of us! Tree removal is the complete removal of the tree canopy, branches, and trunk systems. Typically the stump is cut down as low as possible to ground and left behind. The stump can be ground down below the surface level with heavy equipment, such as, a stump grinder.