September Special • Active Sept 1 – Sept 30

🇺🇸 This Labor Day, Take the Labor Out of Tree Work — Save 10%

10% off qualifying tree removal, tree trimming/pruning, natural debris removal and undergrowth clearing.

Available for qualifying active open estimates, new September estimates, and family, friend or neighbor referrals. Final eligibility depends on the approved scope of work.

Local resource guide
Rated 5.0 on Google136 reviews

Tree Removal Permits in Roswell, GA: Homeowner Guide

Review the applicable local tree-removal requirements and official permit resources before scheduling work. Appalachian Tree Service is a private tree-service company and is not a government agency.

This page is an informational starting point, not a permit application or legal determination.

Fully insuredServing metro Atlanta since 2006
Call About Your Tree WorkRequest Tree-Service Estimate

Request a Tree-Service Estimate

After reviewing the applicable local requirements, tell us what tree work you are considering.

We use your contact and job details to respond to this estimate request. Optional photos are stored privately for the team and expire from access after the stated retention period. See our privacy notice.

Call (404) 409-9926
The crew was professional, courteous, and treated my property with great care. I also appreciated how respectful they were of my neighbors’ property, making sure everything was cleaned up and left in great shape.
Scot Fairbairna month ago

Review 1 of 5View all Google reviews

Authority to check

City of Roswell Community Development Department, Engineering Division / City Arborist.

A Tree Removal Permit is required for residential or commercial projects removing a tree greater than 3 inches DBH or a specimen tree. Even an exempt property must file an application to demonstrate that the exemption applies.

Boundary check: Confirm City limits and overlays. Properties in the River Corridor, within 2,000 feet of the Chattahoochee River, must contact Planning & Zoning before removing any tree.

Special circumstances to confirm

  • A danger to human life or property must be determined by the City Arborist. Diseased, structurally unsound, injured or imminently dangerous non-specimen trees may be approved for removal at the Arborist's discretion.
  • The reviewed sources do not state an after-hours emergency procedure; contact the City Arborist before relying on an exemption.

Official sources and next steps

Use the governing authority’s current resources for the latest form, threshold, fee, buffer, emergency and replacement information. These links were checked on September 10, 2026; municipal pages can change after that date.

Before scheduling tree work

  1. 1

    Confirm the address and governing boundary

  2. 2

    Describe the tree, condition and proposed work to the authority

  3. 3

    Save the current approval, exemption or written guidance for your records

Appalachian Tree Service can discuss the tree work and estimate scope. The property owner remains responsible for confirming the current local requirement and obtaining any approval that applies.

Documented Projects in Roswell

These completed projects are labeled Roswell, Georgia based on locations supplied by the business owner.

Location supplied by business owner: Roswell, GA

Maple Removal Near Fence — Roswell, GA

This maple was growing over the neighbor's fence and creating a concern for the neighboring property. It was a very tight spot, with the fence on one side and other trees all around. Our climber pieced it down branch by branch with the work planned around the fence.

BEFORE
Before: Climber in tree removing maple near fence in Roswell GABefore photo for Maple Removal Near Fence — Roswell, GA
AFTER
After: Maple removed with the fence and cleaned work area visible in Roswell GAAfter photo for Maple Removal Near Fence — Roswell, GA
View complete before-and-after projects →

Need help understanding the tree-work scope?

Request a free estimate for tree removal, pruning, debris hauling or undergrowth clearing in Roswell. We can explain what we observe on site and identify the local resource to check; we do not issue permits or determine approval.