Decatur County is home base. Apex is headquartered off Attaway Lane in Bath Springs — which means when you call us about a tree, we’re not driving in from somewhere else. We’re already in the neighborhood. Storm comes through Parsons on a Tuesday night? We’re out the door before the sun comes up. Big oak threatening a roofline outside Decaturville? The crane truck is fifteen minutes away.
We work every kind of property in the county — old farmhouses with hundred-year hardwoods, river properties along the Tennessee, new builds going up on the ridges, commercial sites in Parsons and Scotts Hill. When a tree’s too big, too close to the house, or too far gone to climb, we bring in the crane truck and pick it apart from above. No climber up the trunk, no truck ruts across the yard, no scramble for a backup plan.
Fully insured, COI in your hands before we set foot on the property. We work direct with Farm Bureau, State Farm, and Allstate when the insurance company’s paying the bill. Call (731) 847-8867 and we’ll come take a look.
Home base means we’re already here
Decatur County is home, and that changes what we can do for you. When a storm comes through Parsons or Decaturville overnight, we’re not driving in from two counties over — the crew and the crane truck are right here, so we can be looking at your tree while other outfits are still loading up. That speed matters most with the big stuff: the hundred-year hardwoods along the river and around the old home places have the size and weight to do real damage when they fail, and the river-bottom ground they stand in holds water, which loosens roots and makes a mature tree easier to topple in a storm. When one of those has to come down, the crane truck reaches up and over the house — safely up to 107 feet — and sets it down in pieces, so a tree the size of the house doesn’t come down like one.
Common questions
How fast can you get to my place?
Fast — Decatur County is our home base, headquartered near Bath Springs, so we’re not driving in from out of the area. For storm damage especially, being local usually means we can get eyes on your tree the same day.
How much does tree removal cost in Decatur County?
It depends on the tree’s size, condition, and access. We give a firm price after we see it in person, and the estimate is always free — call and we’ll come out.
When do I actually need a crane?
When a tree’s too big, too dead, or too close to the house to climb or drop safely. The crane lifts each piece up and over instead of dropping it and hoping it lands right.
