Knot Leafing AroundTree service, Conway and Myrtle Beach SC (843) 927-2499
Loris, South Carolina

Tree removal and trimming in Loris, SC

Loris is old farm country with old trees. Big pines, big oaks, and lots with room to work, an easy drive up Highway 701 from where we are based.

5.0 stars on Google, 9 reviews Serving Conway, Myrtle Beach, and the Grand Strand

Corey in a helmet at a jobsite with a climber roped into the oak behind him in Myrtle Beach, SC
Corey on the ground, a climber in the oak behind him. Every tree is looked at in person first.

Loris sits at the top of Horry County where the farms start, an easy drive up Highway 701 from where we are based. The town itself has small-town yards under old oaks and pecans. Around it, wooded lots and field edges carry pines and hardwoods that have grown for fifty years without a saw touching them.

Trees in Loris

Shade oaks and pecans around the older houses in town and along the farm roads. The live oaks and white oaks mostly want deadwood out and clearance off the roof. Pecans get big, get brittle, and drop limbs on cars without warning as they age. Water oaks near the end of their lives start dropping limbs and dying from the top.

Pines along drives, field edges, and property lines, and in the neighborhoods that have gone in along Highway 9 and Highway 701. Tall, shallow-rooted, and often close to a barn or a shed as well as the house. These are the trees that lean and snap in storms.

Sweetgums and fast hardwoods that have taken over fence lines and lot corners.

Felling versus rigging

On a Loris lot with nothing under the tree, felling it whole and cutting it up on the ground is the fast, economical way to do it. When the tree is over the house, the barn, or the power drop, we climb and take it down in pieces, lowering each section on a rope. Corey will tell you which one your tree is when he gives you the price, and why.

Storm work

Inland storms bring straight-line wind and tornadoes as well as the tail end of tropical systems. After a blow we clear pines off drives, roofs, and outbuildings, remove hangers from the oaks, and haul the debris. If the power drop is involved, the power company clears it before we start. See the storm damage cleanup page.

Firewood and brush

Most Loris customers want the wood. Tell Corey and the crew cuts the trunk to firewood length and stacks the rounds where you want them. See firewood. Fence lines and brush piles we cut, load, and haul. See debris and brush hauling.

Calling from Loris

Call (843) 927-2499, describe what you have, and Corey will come out and give you a price in person before anything is scheduled. We also cover Aynor, Conway, and down to Little River.

What we do in Loris

The same six services as everywhere else we work, with the local wrinkles noted.

How a job goes in Loris

  1. Call or text about the tree

    Tell us the neighborhood and what worries you. A photo from your phone helps.

  2. Corey comes to look and gives you a price

    He walks the yard with you, checks what the tree is near, and gives you the number before anything is scheduled.

  3. The crew climbs, cuts, and lowers it in pieces

    Ropes and rigging control every section on the way down, which matters on Loris's large rural lots and small-town yards.

  4. Everything is hauled and the yard is raked

    Brush and logs go on the trailer. You get your yard back the same day.

Firewood rack stacked full of split oak in a fenced backyard
Split oak from a removal, stacked and seasoning.
5.0 on Google from 9 reviews. Read every review.
  • "These guys did an incredible job, climbing, cutting, and cleaning up. Corey will be my tree guy from now on."
    Ed W., climbing removal, July 2026
  • "Corey and his team removed two large trees at a very reasonable price. He is very conscientious about his work and practically left our property cleaner than when he arrived."
    Darrin B., two tree removals, August 2026
  • "These guys did a great job cleaning up my trees after a significant storm did damage to my property. They were on time, respectful, and on budget."
    Leah J., storm damage cleanup, May 2026

Questions from Loris homeowners

Do you come as far as Loris?

Yes. Loris is an easy drive up Highway 701 from where we are based. Same in-person look and a price before anything is scheduled.

My pecan keeps dropping big limbs. Can it be saved?

Often, yes. Pecans get brittle with age, and removing the deadwood and reducing the weight on the longest limbs makes them much safer. If the trunk is hollow or the tree is dying from the top, Corey will tell you.

Will you leave the wood for me?

Yes. Tell Corey when he gives you the price and the crew cuts the trunk to firewood length and stacks the rounds where you want them instead of hauling.

Ready for someone to look at a tree in Loris?

Call or text and describe what you see. Corey comes out, gives you a price in person, and nothing is scheduled until you say so.

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