Tree Removal in Richland, MS

Jackson Tree Pros provides tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup in Richland, Mississippi and throughout Rankin County. Most tree removals in the Richland area run between $400 and $1,700, depending on the height of the tree, how close it is to a structure, and how easily equipment can reach it. Every job includes a free written estimate, licensed and insured crews, and full debris cleanup. Call (601) 821-1986 to schedule.

Do you serve all of Richland, MS?

Yes, Jackson Tree Pros covers all of Richland and the surrounding Rankin County, including Cardinal Park, Scarbrough St, Highway 49, Old Hwy 49. We work the US-49, I-20, Scarbrough St corridors and the neighborhoods off them, and the most common call we take in Richland is clearance pruning and hazard removal.

Richland runs along US-49 and the I-20 interchange just south of Jackson, a mix of residential streets and the Highway 49 industrial corridor. Older neighborhoods off Scarbrough Street and the lots near Cardinal Park carry mature pines and oaks that need clearance pruning and hazard removal. We respond fast to Richland thanks to its quick access from the metro core.

What kinds of trees do you remove in Richland?

Richland's older neighborhoods off Scarbrough Street carry mature pines and oaks planted close to houses and utility lines. The mix is roughly even, so Richland sees both failure modes: snapped pine tops and oak limb drop, often on the same street.

Why do storms hit Richland trees so hard?

Richland sits at the I-20 and US-49 interchange with plenty of storm exposure, and the lots are small enough that nearly anything that falls hits something. Clearance pruning matters more here than in a city with room to spare.

How much does tree removal cost in Richland, MS?

Tree removal in the Richland area typically runs $400 to $1,700, with most homeowners paying around $1,000. Height is the biggest driver: published area data puts a 30-foot tree at $330 to $620 and an 80-foot tree at $870 to $1,660. Proximity to a house, garage, or power drop can add 25 to 50 percent, because the tree has to be rigged down in sections rather than felled in one piece.

A dead or decayed tree adds another 30 to 50 percent, since rotted wood behaves unpredictably under load. Stump grinding is priced separately, typically $100 to $400 per stump by diameter. These are Jackson-metro market ranges, not a quote: we give a firm written price after seeing the tree. Read the full breakdown in our guide to tree removal cost in Jackson, MS.

What should Richland property owners know before scheduling?

Richland is close enough to the metro core that we can usually get there quickly, which matters for emergency calls. If a limb is hung up over a driveway or a tree has started to lean, call rather than waiting for the weekend. A hanger is the most dangerous thing on a post-storm property because it comes down on a calm day when nobody is thinking about it.

What tree services do you offer in Richland?

We are a full-service crew in Richland, not removal only. Richland calls most often for clearance pruning and hazard removal, but every service below is available anywhere in Rankin County, and most customers combine two or three on a single visit because it costs less than separate trips.

• Tree Removal: Safe removal of dead, dying, hazardous, or unwanted trees of any size.
• Tree Trimming & Pruning: Crown thinning, deadwood removal, and clearance pruning to keep trees healthy.
• Stump Grinding & Removal: Grind stumps below grade so you can reclaim your yard and replant.
• Emergency Tree Service: Storm-downed and leaning trees cleared fast across the metro.
• Storm Damage Cleanup: Full debris cleanup and hauling after Mississippi storms and high winds.
• Land & Lot Clearing: Brush, undergrowth, and tree clearing for lots, fence lines, and new builds.

How fast can you get to a tree emergency in Richland?

Emergency calls in Richland are prioritized ahead of scheduled work and are typically same-day on a normal day. A tree on a house, a tree blocking your only access, or a broken limb hung up over a driveway all warrant an emergency call rather than an appointment.

After a regional storm, be realistic: every tree company in the metro takes hundreds of calls in the same few hours. We triage by danger, so trees on occupied structures and blocked emergency access come first. If a tree is contacting a power line, call Entergy Mississippi before anyone approaches it.

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