Shambry Tree Service

About Shambry Tree Service

Reed Creek runs down toward Hartwell water, and the coves along it hold pine and hardwood right to the bank where the red clay drops away. Shambry Tree Service works those lake lots and the Hart County roads behind them — opening a view without gutting a treeline, taking down a leaner that has been aiming at a boathouse, pruning to keep good trees good. Lakeside removals reward patience: tight ground, a dock below, a rope path worked out before the saw ever starts. Then there are the mornings after a hard blow, when the crew is out cutting tops off fences and lifting broken limbs down off a roof. When it is done right it looks like nothing happened at all, which is exactly the idea.