Tree Planting

Be alert for leaning trunks, large cracks in the bark, hollow sections, dead or falling branches, and roots coming out from the ground. If you notice these, then call Sesmas Tree Service for an inspection.

In Georgia, the general rule of thumb is that late winter through early spring is often ideal. However, certain species may need seasonal adjustments. A certified arborist can recommend the right timing for your specific tree.

Costs vary widely depending on the size, location, health, and accessibility of the tree. Small removals may cost a few hundred dollars while large or complex jobs can get into the thousands. Sesmas is happy to inspect your tree and give you an accurate and detailed estimate UPFRONT.

Yes - and this is crucial! Any company you hire should carry both liability insurance and workers’ compensation. This protects you from liability in case of accidents or property damage. Always ask for proof before work begins.

Absolutely. Strategic trimming increases air circulation and directs energy to preferred limbs. Over time, this promotes healthier growth and helps the tree thrive.

Trimming generally focuses on shaping a tree for aesthetics and controlling size. Pruning is more technical as it's meant for targeting dead, diseased, or structurally compromised branches. Both are essential parts of tree care.

Yes, especially if the tree is planted too close to your building or nearby structures. Roots naturally seek water and stability; this means they'll sometimes invade pipes or lift pavement.

Look for thinning canopies, discolored leaves, fungus growth, peeling bark, or branches that don't grow leaves in the spring. Call Sesmas Tree Service for a professional diagnosis.

Most companies, including Sesmas, will chip branches, haul debris, and/or grind the tree stump. Be sure to clarify in your service agreement so that there are no surprises.

In many Metro Atlanta municipalities, yes, you'll need a permit. Permitting rules vary by city, tree size, and species. A reputable tree company will know the regulations and handle the process.

Our crews are available for rapid deployment when storms bring down trees or branches. Call or message Sesmas to get in touch today.

Yes, and this is not a DIY task! Trimming near power lines is awfully dangerous and requires specialized training as well as coordination with utility providers.

Most trees benefit from annual inspections. High-risk trees may need more frequent checkups.

It's not required, but stump grinding prevents regrowth, removes the tripping hazard, and lets you to reclaim yard space. Many choose it for both safety and aesthetics.

Generally, it takes one to three years for roots to establish. During this time, consistent watering, mulching, and proper pruning are key to survival.

Yes. Over-trimming, often called "topping," can stress your trees and make them vulnerable to disease and pest infestations. It's sort of like clipping your nails too far down.

Yes. We offer customized maintenance programs. These include scheduled inspections, trimming, and health monitoring.

Our crews use personal protective equipment, follow OSHA standards, employ rigging and climbing systems, and maintain clear communication on-site. We also carry both liability insurance and workers’ compensation - just in case.

Consider size at maturity, root spread, growth rate, and maintenance needs. Sesmas Tree Service has decades of experience serving Georgia, and we're happy to recommend species suited to our state's climate and your property's specific soil conditions.