Newer subdivisions, old trees
Villa Rica has grown fast along I-20, and a lot of the newer neighborhoods were cut out of pine woods. The pines left standing between houses are tall and thin, and when they die or lean there is not much room to bring them down. The spider lift sets up in a back yard and takes a pine down from the top in sections, so nothing has to be felled toward a fence or a neighbor’s roof.
HOA neighborhoods
Many Villa Rica subdivisions have an HOA. Check whether yours wants a request filed before a tree comes down, and ask for Stingray’s insurance certificate with your estimate if the HOA needs it. Stingray is licensed and insured.
What Stingray Does in Villa Rica
Nearby: Temple Carrollton Whitesburg.