Dyson Tree Service

About Dyson Tree Service

By June, Hanahan has settled into the heat — the reservoir flat and bright, live oaks holding the only cool shade for blocks, everybody quietly watching the first storms of the season get named. Dyson Tree Service spends that stretch getting ahead of the weather: pruning crowns that would otherwise catch the most wind, trimming limbs back off roofs and driveways, removing water oaks whose roots have let go in soft Lowcountry ground. When a system does come up the Cooper, cleanup starts the moment the wind eases — drives opened first, then fences, then the yard raked down to grass. What people notice afterward is the quiet: no brush pile waiting weeks at the curb, nothing left in the dark to trip over. Hanahan, Goose Creek, Ladson, North Charleston and the neighborhoods along the river are the regular ground.