D & A Tree Surgeons

04/18/2026

Only a few more days left and your vote means alot to our business!

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04/18/2026

A few before and afters on a recent project we knocked out this week. We removed a large oak and two pines from the front yard, and eight various trees along drive. We also took twenty trees from the back while removing a massive bed in the back yard. We regraded the yard and finished off with brush cutting underbrush throughout the woods to completely transform this back yard. Give us a call for all of your tree needs!

04/09/2026

Thanks to our great customers we were nominated for best of Spartanburg. It would mean a great deal to us If you would take a moment and vote for us! You can vote daily and we would greatly appreciate your support!

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03/09/2026

Want your yard to thrive this spring? Preparation is key! Pruning your trees and clearing dead wood now can impact how your trees grow in the spring!

03/03/2026

Winter storms can be tough on your trees. Heavy snow and ice can weigh down branches, causing cracks or breaks you may not notice right away. Keeping an eye on your trees during colder months can save you from bigger issues later.

02/25/2026

Staying on top of tree maintenance during the colder months helps prevent damage and prepares your trees for winter storms. A little attention now can mean fewer hazards, healthier trees, and peace of mind all season long.

02/19/2026

Do you know how your trees are doing? Winter checkups help catch small problems before they become costly ones. Give our team a call to learn more! https://ow.ly/PXlg50Y4E5l

02/11/2026

Thank you for the kind words and for trusting us with your trees!

02/05/2026

Winter is one of the safest times for tree trimming. Insects are extremely inactive and diseases spread slower in the winter, so pruning now reduces stress on your trees and encourages healthier growth in the spring.

01/30/2026

Ever notice how some trees keep their leaves in winter? That’s called “marcescence,” and it helps protect new buds from cold temperatures. Trees are smarter than they look, and a little care helps them do their job even better!