Tree Service Areas
Based in Jonesboro, running daily routes across Craighead County and into neighboring Greene, Poinsett, Lawrence, and Jackson counties — including the farms, hunting land, and rural homesteads that make up half our work.
Jonesboro, AR
Home base. All neighborhoods — Nettleton, Hilltop, Valley View, the Ridge Ave corridor, ASU campus area, and everywhere in between. Fastest scheduling.
Jonesboro services →Paragould, AR
The Greene County seat, 25 minutes north. Courthouse-district oaks, older neighborhoods, and northern Greene County farmland.
Paragould details →Brookland, AR
Fast-growing ridge-top town west of Jonesboro. New lots, young trees, mature ridge hardwoods — and serious wind exposure.
Brookland details →Bono, AR
Farmstead pecans, windbreak rows, and homestead trees between Jonesboro and Trumann. Farm work is our specialty.
Bono details →Bay, AR
Flat delta country east of Jonesboro. Rice and soybean farmland, farmstead windbreaks, full wind exposure from every storm.
Bay details →Trumann, AR
The true delta edge on Highway 63. Wind-sculpted canopies, windbreak gaps, and some of the biggest open-grown pecans in the region.
Trumann details →Lake City, AR
AR-18 east toward the St. Francis bottoms — the most wind-exposed tree ground in Craighead County.
Lake City details →Caraway, AR
Small-town Craighead County on the AR-18 corridor — Jonesboro-speed scheduling, farmstead tree care all around.
Caraway details →Harrisburg, AR
The Poinsett County seat up US-49 — courthouse-square shade trees and rice-country farmsteads.
Harrisburg details →Weiner, AR
Western Poinsett County rice country — farmstead windbreaks and old pecans on scheduled routes.
Weiner details →Walnut Ridge, AR
The Lawrence County seat on US-412 — Beatles history downtown, century-old shade trees in the neighborhoods.
Walnut Ridge details →Hoxie, AR
The rail-junction neighbor of Walnut Ridge — flat, open, windy ground and weekly route coverage.
Hoxie details →Tuckerman, AR
Jackson County north via AR-37 — railroad-town hardwoods, farmstead pecans, White River bottoms influence.
Tuckerman details →Newport, AR
The Jackson County seat on the White River — our scheduled-route town; call ahead and we'll put you on the calendar.
Newport details →Rural & Farm Coverage
Half our work happens outside city limits: fence-row clearing, pasture reclamation, hunting-land lanes, storm cleanup on farmsteads, and homestead pecan care across Craighead, Greene, and Poinsett counties. If you're on a section road with a gate and a dog, you're exactly our kind of customer. We schedule rural work in routed days to keep your price fair, and emergencies always jump the line.
Scheduling by Area
| Area | Drive from Jonesboro | Typical Scheduling |
|---|---|---|
| Jonesboro (all) | In town | Fastest — often same-week |
| Brookland / Bono / Bay | 5–20 min | Weekly routes |
| Paragould | ~25 min | Weekly routes |
| Trumann / east corridor | ~20–30 min | Weekly routes |
| Caraway / Lake City (AR-18) | ~15–20 min | Weekly routes — often faster |
| Harrisburg (US-49 north) | ~20 min | Weekly routes |
| Weiner / western Poinsett Co. | ~35–40 min | Scheduled routes |
| Walnut Ridge / Hoxie (US-412) | ~30–35 min | Weekly routes |
| Tuckerman (AR-37 north) | ~25–30 min | Scheduled routes |
| Newport (White River) | ~40–45 min | Scheduled routes — call a week ahead |
| Rural acreage & farms | Varies | Routed days; emergencies immediate |