Landscape Removal
Most yard makeovers start with taking something out. We remove overgrown shrubs, dead plantings, old beds, worn out sod and dated hardscape for homes around Chattanooga and Northwest Georgia. We pull the roots instead of cutting at the ground, grade the area flat and haul it all away, so whatever goes in next starts on clean ground.
Monday to Saturday, 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Why start with removal
- Opens up a front yard that's been hidden behind shrubs for years.
- Roots come out, so nothing grows back.
- The ground is graded flat and ready for what's next.
- All the debris gets hauled off.
How a removal goes
We walk the yard with you and mark what comes out and what stays.
We pull shrubs and roots with the auger or mini excavator.
We strip the old bed or sod and grade the area clean.
We haul it off and, if it's part of the plan, put in the new beds, sod or stone.
Why Green Relief
- We pull the roots instead of cutting shrubs off at the ground.
- Our own equipment, so big shrubs aren't a problem.
- The same crew handles the removal and the rebuild.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you take out big, established shrubs?
Yes. We pull large shrubs and their root balls with the auger or the mini excavator. Getting the roots out is what keeps them from sprouting back next spring.
Will the ground be ready to plant afterward?
Yes. We grade it back flat as part of the removal, so it's ready for new beds, sod or stone right away.
Can you put in the new landscaping too?
Yes. Doing the removal and the new install together usually costs less, since the equipment is already there and nothing sits torn up between contractors.
What areas do you do removals in?
We do landscape removal around Chattanooga, TN and Northwest Georgia, including East Brainerd, Hixson, Ooltewah, Harrison, Signal Mountain, Red Bank, East Ridge and Ringgold. Call if you're close and want to check.
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Serving Chattanooga and Northwest Georgia. No obligation.
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