Tree removal in Madison, AL

One call connects Madison homeowners with an insured local crew for removals, storm damage and stump grinding.

Permits in Madison

Madison does not require a permit to remove a tree from an established residential lot. Tree preservation rules in the zoning code apply to new development and land clearing, not to a tree in your own yard. If you are building or clearing a lot, check with the City of Madison first.

• Street and sidewalk trees. The city trims limbs over streets. Homeowners are expected to keep limbs and shrubs from blocking sidewalks.
• HOAs. Many Madison subdivisions have covenants that require architectural committee approval before a large tree comes down. Check yours before scheduling.

Madison spans two counties

Parts of Madison sit in Limestone County as well as Madison County. We connect you with a crew that covers your address on either side of the county line.

Common Madison jobs

• Split or leaning Bradford pears in older subdivisions.
• Dead pines after dry summers.
• Storm damage during spring and late-fall tornado seasons.
• Stump grinding for old removals.

What it costs

Madison prices track Huntsville's: roughly $280 to $1,230 for a typical removal, more for emergencies or very large trees. See the cost guide.

Common questions

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Madison, AL?

Not for a tree on an established residential lot. Madison's tree rules apply to new development and land clearing. Check your HOA covenants before removing a large tree.

Do you cover the Limestone County side of Madison?

Yes. We connect you with a crew that covers your address on either side of the county line.