Halbro Tree Service

05/30/2026

Recent storms have left many property owners dealing with damaged and hazardous trees. What may look healthy from the outside can quickly become a safety risk when strong winds and saturated ground are involved.

If you have concerns about trees on your property, we’re happy to provide a free estimate and help you determine the safest course of action.

📞 (706) 367-0904

✔ Tree Removal
✔ Tree Trimming
✔ Storm Cleanup
✔ Free Estimates

05/27/2026

Tree cutting service

05/08/2026

We gave this over grown property some much needed attention this week!
Driveway entrance cleared, limbs over the house trimmed, and several trees removed.

Give us a call!
Office: 706-367-0904
Cell: 706-215-1855

03/28/2026

🏆 We are honored to be voted Best Tree Removal in the Readers’ Choice Awards!

Thank you to everyone who voted for us and trusted us with your tree service needs. Your support means so much. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve this community and look forward to continuing to provide safe, reliable, and professional tree services.

We truly appreciate your business and your continued support! 🌳

When you need a tree company in Jefferson, GA, call us at (706) 367-0904 first!

11/28/2025

Over 30 pine trees removed at the baseball fields. Thank you Jefferson City Schools for trusting us with the job!

11/28/2025

From our family to yours! We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!🦃

08/06/2025

The rain Sunday morning was just too much for this Pecan tree! Thank you Jefferson Fire Dept for helping us get the road back open!

09/27/2024

The Georgia Forestry Commission has some good consumer protection tips for hiring a service to remove fallen trees.

"When confronted with storm-damaged trees on your property, your initial reaction might be to find someone - anyone - who can deal with the problem immediately or to attempt to tackle the job yourself. Don't let emotions lead you to poor hiring decisions, or injuries. Here are a few tips for contracting for storm-damaged tree removal:

1. Don't do anything, outside of providing for personal safety, until you contact your insurance company. It may have required contractors for you to use or procedures you must follow to receive full coverage.
2. Be very wary of hiring anyone walking the neighborhood and knocking on doors. Don't be bullied into having work done through fear or intimidation. This isn't a tactic used by professional tree workers.
3. Have a clear mind and record in writing what you want the job to look like when it is finished, particularly with regard to clean up.
4. Secure as many bids as possible - at least three - looking for those who specialize in storm damage and making sure the requirements of the job and responsibility for any additional damage are understood. Check references.
5. Get written estimates. Ensure that they include credentials, written scope of work to be performed and all costs.
6. Ask for proof of workers' compensation and personal and property damage insurance. Always contact the contractor's insurance company to make sure a policy is valid.
7. Never pay any money until the job is completely finished.
8. Require a written contract. NO EXCEPTIONS. Read contracts carefully before signing.
9. Demand that work only start once a contract is signed by both parties."



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