Campbell's Tree Service LLC

10/19/2026

Another job, another satisfied client. Special thanks to Grey for trusting us with his removals in preparation for his detached garage.

We removed 3 white oaks and 1 dead oak. Juan Inestroza grinded the stumps and the first phase of his project is in the books.

Great job by Dave and Curtis getting these trees safely on the ground and cleaned up.

10/18/2026

09/11/2026

Mr. Thomas called me Tuesday about his dead tree. I went out and gave him a price the same day. This morning we safely took down his dead tree.

Quick service, fair price, excellent cleanup!

What can we do for you this fall?

09/09/2026

Yesterday we removed a seemingly healthy oak tree but after closer inspection, the tree was infested with ants. The infestation and rot had compromised the base of the tree. The homeowner was extremely concerned so it was removed. We also grinded an older stump in the backyard. Thanks to J Lee for the referral.

09/04/2026

Yesterday’s job was all about putting a homeowner’s mind at ease by removing 3 trees. The large Gum tree had been dropping large limbs on the shed and deck. We also removed a Bradford Pear that had grown over the shed. The stumps will be ground in a couple of days.

Give us a call for your pruning and removal needs.

09/01/2026

Thus mornings first job took us to the Myrtle Grove area in Wilmington. Homeowner wanted 4 trees removed as they had outgrown their space. By removing these, we also improved airflow for their AC unit.

Our second job was just a cleanup for my largest commercial client. During a wind storm two weeks ago, this rotten gum tree fell without warning. After the approval process, we received the go-ahead to clean it up.

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09/01/2026

Yesterday we removed a dead pine in Rocky Point. We then removed a dead hardwood tree in Ogden. Lastly, we safely climbed a Red Oak that was struck by lightning. The homeowner wanted the firewood from the oak and we were so relieved! It would’ve been a bear to lug it out since we couldn’t access the back yard with the tractor.

08/07/2026

Started off the day in the heart of Wilmington. A former client had a seemingly healthy Pecan tree limb snap and was resting on his roof and pergola. We assessed that the limb was extremely long and the added weight of the green pecans were factors in it breaking under its own weight.

Our second job was pruning a Live Oak in Ogden. With the upcoming hurricane season, our customer wanted to be proactive and have some worrisome limbs pruned.