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Mobile AL TreeServices

About us

Local tree care for Mobile and the Eastern Shore

Mobile AL Tree Services helps homeowners, landlords and small businesses around Mobile Bay take care of their trees: routine pruning, removals, stump grinding and the messy, urgent work after a storm.

We built this site to be the resource we wish every homeowner had: real price ranges, straight answers about permits and insurance, and a quick way to get a written estimate.

Arborist in a helmet and harness pruning a tree branch with a handsaw

Our standards

What every job includes

Safety before speed

Every job starts with a hazard check: power lines, structures, dead wood and drop zones. Crews use proper rigging, lowering lines and PPE.

Industry pruning standards

ANSI A300 pruning standards and ISA best practices are what we ask every crew to follow. That means no topping, no lion-tailing, and no removing more canopy than the tree can handle.

Honest recommendations

If a tree can be saved with good pruning, the crew should say so. If it needs to come down, you get the reason, the cost and what will be left behind, in plain words.

Written, itemized quotes

You get the scope and price in writing before work starts, including clean-up, haul-away and any stump grinding.

Respect for Mobile’s canopy

Live oaks and heritage trees are part of what makes Mobile special. Permit and right-of-way rules get checked before any cutting starts.

Storm-season readiness

Storm emergency requests are taken 24/7, year-round. Trees on homes, driveways and anything blocking access come first.

How we work

The standards behind every job

Every job starts the same way: a free look at the tree, a written price you can check line by line, and work done by insured, local tree professionals who know Mobile County and the Eastern Shore.

What we check: liability insurance on file with its expiry date, a local business license, written estimates as standard, and ISA credentials noted where a crew member holds one. Standards last reviewed October 2026.

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    Insurance first

    Every crew carries general liability insurance. Ask for the certificate before work starts and you will get it; you can call the insurer to confirm it is current.

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    Written scope and price

    You get the price and scope in writing before any cutting, including clean-up, haul-away and any stump grinding. No written estimate, no job.

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    Pruning standards

    ANSI A300 pruning practices and ISA guidance: no topping, no lion-tailing, no removing more canopy than the tree can handle, and proper rigging around roofs and lines.

  4. 4

    Local, not storm chasers

    Our crews are from the Mobile area, so they know city permit rules, right-of-way trees and historic district limits. No out-of-town crews that follow hurricanes along the coast.

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    Tell us when something goes wrong

    If a crew misses an appointment, changes the price or leaves a mess, email support@mobilealtreeservices.com and we will make it right.

Where we work

Mobile and its neighborhoods, plus Mobile, Theodore, Saraland, Semmes, Tillmans Corner, Prichard, Chickasaw, Satsuma, Grand Bay, Citronelle, Dauphin Island, Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort and the Eastern Shore of Baldwin County. We also take requests from Creola, Irvington, Bayou La Batre, Wilmer, Mount Vernon, Loxley. Each service area page covers that town's trees, storm exposure and permit rules.

How we create our guides

Our homeowner guides are written by our editorial team for people in Mobile, Mobile County and Baldwin County. We check facts against primary and trusted sources: university extension services such as Alabama Cooperative Extension, the International Society of Arboriculture, insurers and consumer agencies, and official city and county websites. Each guide lists its sources.

Prices are typical ranges for our area based on published cost data and local conditions. They are never a quote. Permit rules and insurance terms change, so we date every guide and update it when we learn something has changed. Spot something out of date? Email support@mobilealtreeservices.com.

To reach us, call (251) 306-8118 (voicemail is on) or email support@mobilealtreeservices.com.

Arborist roped into a tree while removing its upper limbs

Need a tree handled? Get a free, written estimate.

Tell us what’s going on and you’ll get a free written estimate from an insured local crew, with the scope, price and clean-up in writing before work starts.

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