The crane on your job isn't a rental that showed up an hour before the crew. It's ours — operated by an R&R employee with decades of crane experience inside a company that has been on North Georgia jobs since 1987. That changes everything about the day:
If your tree matches any of these, a crane will save time, save your property, and usually save you money in repairs you would have paid for otherwise.
Felling toward the house is not a plan. Crane lifts the canopy off the building section by section.
No room for a tree to fall safely? We set up on the street and reach over.
Standing dead wood is unpredictable. Crane removes the variable — every section is supported before it is cut.
Big hardwoods take days to rig down. A crane finishes in hours and never touches the ground.
Heritage shrubs, irrigation, hardscape — anything you do not want crushed.
Felling cracks concrete and shatters pavers. A crane lifts everything to the chipper.
We assess access, soil bearing, overhead lines, drop zone, and crane reach. Plan written before the truck arrives.
Outriggers extended on engineered pads. Street or driveway closed off. Spotter and ground crew briefed.
Our climber goes up and rigs cut points. Every section is choked and supported by the crane before any cut.
Operator lifts cut sections directly over the structures below to the chipper. No swing, no surprises.
Driveway swept. Yard raked. Outrigger pads pulled. You should not see we were there.
Crane work goes badly when the operator is reading the load chart on the day of the job. A few of the actual ways it fails:
Our answer: 25+ years on the same crane, with the same crew, doing the same work in the same neighborhoods. Experience is the entire product.
R&R Tree Service operates across 10 counties in North Georgia. If your property is in any of these communities, we can be on site fast.
