Apex Tree Removal and Trimming

09/27/2024

As of 2am, we have already received multiple reports of downed trees. If you have trees on your home or property, and need us, the fastest way to get on our list is to text us the following information: your name, address, and the extent of the damage. Stay safe!! 💚🌳🌀

09/26/2024

See below for a helpful tip! We can be reached by text if cell service goes out with the storm.📱 : 229-588-1631

If you have an iPhone 14 or later, you can now text by satellite if there is no cellular service. You need to be on iOS 18, which was released last week. Go to Settings and request the update now while you still have service or WiFi.

Once updated on an iPhone 14 or later, you can use Messages via satellite to send and receive messages without cellular or Wi-Fi coverage.

To use this feature (when you have no service only):
Open the Messages app
Tap Use Messages via Satellite when prompted
Follow the instructions to connect to a satellite
Enter your message and tap to send

Check out further info via apple support - https://bit.ly/3XZ5LSX

09/24/2024

Soaking up the calm before the storm, and using the day to get these monster pines on the ground. 🌳 🌬️ 🌀

08/05/2024

🌳⛈️ We’re open for calls! Call or text us with the following information: name, address, and extent of damage. 📱: 229-588-1631 We will respond as quickly as we can. 💚

06/01/2024

A big thanks to Slone Associates Inc. for allowing us to play a small role in getting the ground ready for this project! 🌳✈️

Thursday, May 30, Valdosta Regional Airport turned the dirt to replace its 76-year-old air traffic control tower. This project has been in the works since the pandemic.

03/27/2024

We’re here to help! 🌳⛈️ If you are in need of emergent services, please text us the following information: name, address, and extent of damage. 📱: 229-588-1631 We will respond as quickly as we can. 💚

01/08/2024

09/19/2023

Some of our favorites right here! 💛🖤

09/13/2023

Let’s play a game called “Find the House” 😲🏡🌳

09/06/2023

Debris removal trucks have arrived and ready to begin work today in the unincorporated area of Lowndes County.

Residents should move debris to the right-of-way. The right-of-way will be cleared as quickly as possible. Do not place household garbage, bags, construction and demolition debris, or anything else that is not from a tree with yard debris. There are no length requirements on trees for the unincorporated area of Lowndes County.

There is a massive amount of debris, and it is going to take a long time to get around to everywhere. They will also likely have to make several passes through each area to collect everything, bear with our teams, and don’t feel like you missed out if they come by and you still have stuff that needs to get to the road.

Local governments cannot go on private property, though. We can only pick up what is in the public right of way. Private subdivisions should deposit all yard debris in one central location. It will be collected via coordination with private subdivision HOA representatives.

Tree and debris removal contractors are telling residents that FEMA is required to remove their yard debris. Yard debris will be removed by local government services regardless of whether Lowndes County is declared a major disaster area.

There are many volunteer groups in Lowndes County, and Lowndes County Emergency Management is coordinating with them. Crisis Cleanup has activated a private property, property debris cleanup, and home repair hotline for residents who need assistance cleaning debris from private property. The hotline number is 1.800.451.1954.

09/04/2023

This is just a glimpse of what the crew has been working on since Wednesday afternoon. If you, or someone you know, still has a tree on your roof call or text today! We can’t, in good conscience, start doing cleanup work when people still have trees on their homes. 🏡🪚❤️‍🩹
📞 229-588-1631