Request a Tree Service Quote in Southaven, MS

Describe the tree work at your home in Southaven, Olive Branch, Horn Lake, Hernando, Walls, Nesbit, Lake Cormorant, Lewisburg or anywhere else in DeSoto County, Mississippi. The request goes to one independent contractor who works in the area, who gets in touch, looks at the tree and puts a price in writing. This site does no tree work.

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Your name Phone number Email Street or neighborhood What does the tree need? How many trees? Where does it stand? How soon? Which city limits is the property in? Is the lot larger than one acre? Can a truck get close to the tree?

How should the contractor reach you? Call Text Email

Anything else? Kind of tree, rough height, whether it leans, what's under it, gate width, HOA rules, a historic district, an open storm claim (optional) One independent contractor may contact me about this request by phone, text or email.

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After you send it

The request goes to one independent contractor who works in DeSoto County.
The contractor reaches you the way you chose and sets a time to see the tree.
You get a written price and decide for yourself. Sending the form doesn't commit you to anything.

Handy to know before the visit

Whether the house is inside Southaven, Olive Branch, Horn Lake or Hernando city limits, or in the county. Lot size matters too: Southaven exempts residential lots of an acre or less from its tree permit rules, and Horn Lake and Hernando exempt residential parcels under an acre (checked Nov 11 and 12, 2026).
Whether you're in one of Hernando's five historic districts, or in a subdivision with HOA covenants.
Which power company is on your bill, Entergy Mississippi or Northcentral Electric Cooperative, if limbs are near a wire.
Anything buried near a stump: sprinkler lines, a wire to a shed or pool, landscape lighting. Mississippi 811 says utility companies mark lines only from the street to the meter.
Your claim number, if you've opened a homeowner's insurance claim for storm damage.