FEMA Trained Emergency Response
Owner Joseph Thomas spent over 4 years working with FEMA, giving our crew real experience managing emergency tree removal and storm damage tree removal under pressure, not just in theory.

Tip Top Tree Service of Midlands provides dependable, safety focused local tree service to homeowners and businesses throughout Blythewood, from routine trimming to storm damage cleanup.
Blythewood has grown fast over the past decade, with new subdivisions filling in the land around Doko Meadows Park and Langford Road while older properties near Blythewood Road and Boney Hill still carry mature pines and hardwoods planted decades ago. That mix means our tree service company handles everything from young trees that need their first structural pruning to aging oaks that have outgrown their space.
Whether your property sits close to the I-77 corridor or further out toward the farmland edges of town, our residential tree services and commercial tree services are built to match how Blythewood actually grows. We work around horse pastures, golf course fairways, and tight residential lots alike.
Local families and property managers call us for the same reason: dependable work, fair pricing, and a crew that shows up ready to handle whatever the job requires.

Our team provides a full range of tree care services for Blythewood homeowners, farms, and commercial properties, including the growing number of country clubs and golf course communities in the area. Below is the complete lineup of services available to you.

Facilities managers and HOAs rely on our commercial tree maintenance and commercial tree removal programs to keep grounds safe, tidy, and liability free year round.

Storms roll through the Midlands fast, and our 24 hour tree service team responds quickly to downed limbs, leaning trees, and other hazardous tree removal situations.

Properties near Wildewood and the creek systems feeding into Lake Carolina count on our lake debris removal and lake cleanup services to keep shorelines clear after storms.

From new residential lots to pasture edges near Longtown Road, our land clearing services cover lot clearing, brush clearing, and full vegetation clearing for whatever you're building next.

Leftover stumps attract pests and trip hazards.

When a tree is dead, diseased, or simply in the wrong place, our tree removal services get it down safely with minimal impact to your lawn, fence lines, or driveway.

Our tree trimming services cover tree pruning, tree limb removal, and canopy shaping to keep trees healthy and your property looking its best.

From overgrown yard cleanup after months of neglect to post storm property cleanup services, we handle tree debris removal so your yard is usable again.
Blythewood residents and business owners have options when it comes to tree care. Here is why so many of them choose us for the work that matters most.
Owner Joseph Thomas spent over 4 years working with FEMA, giving our crew real experience managing emergency tree removal and storm damage tree removal under pressure, not just in theory.
We split our schedule between homeowners needing tree maintenance and commercial clients like country clubs and golf course properties needing ongoing grounds care, so both get a crew that knows the difference.
Fallen tree removal, dead tree removal, and debris hauling are all handled in one visit whenever possible, so you aren't left with a pile of brush and a second invoice.
More than a decade of tree work across Blythewood and the surrounding Midlands has taught us which species, soils, and storm patterns matter most here, and how to plan around them.
Blythewood's mix of older hardwood stands and newer subdivision plantings creates a specific set of tree care challenges. Clay soil common throughout the area holds water after heavy rain, which weakens root systems in older loblolly pines and makes them more prone to failure during wind events.
Properties closer to the I-77 corridor and open farmland see stronger wind exposure during fall and spring storms, while lots near creeks and low lying areas deal with standing water that stresses tree roots over time. Here is what we see most often in Blythewood:

Our local tree service isn't limited to Blythewood. We serve homeowners and businesses throughout the surrounding Midlands, usually within the same week we're already working nearby.

Whether you need a single oak trimmed near Doko Meadows Park or a full property cleanup after a storm rolled through town, our crew is ready to get to work. Call now or request a quote online and we'll get your job on the schedule.