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That big oak leaning toward your roof has probably kept you up during more than one storm, and dead limbs hanging over the driveway don't do much for your peace of mind either. Our crew at M & M Tree Service takes that worry off your plate with dependable tree service in Tupelo, MS, and nearby areas. Whether you need a hazardous tree taken down, your canopy cleaned up, or help at midnight after a storm, we'll show up with the right equipment and handle it safely.
Based in Tupelo, MS, M & M Tree Service LLC is a licensed and insured tree care company serving homeowners and commercial property owners throughout the surrounding communities. With nearly 30 years of combined experience, our team handles everything from routine pruning to storm cleanup. Specifically, our services include tree removal, tree trimming and grooming, preventive tree maintenance, stump grinding, emergency tree services, and tree health and safety assessments.
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When a tree has to come down, our crew handles tree removal of every size, from a single dead pine to a massive oak leaning toward your house. With nearly 30 years of combined experience and full insurance, we safely remove diseased, storm-damaged, and hazardous trees, then clean up so your yard looks better than we found it.
Ever notice branches creeping onto your roof or a canopy that's starting to look a little wild? Our tree trimming and grooming follow International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) guidelines, so every cut supports your tree's health while we remove deadwood, thin out overgrown limbs, and shape the crown.
A little care now can save you from a costly mess after the next big storm. Through our preventive tree maintenance service, our team inspects your trees on a regular schedule, identifies hazards early, performs preventive pruning, and removes dead or damaged branches.
That leftover stump doesn't have to stick around after the tree's gone. Our stump grinding service takes it below ground level, along with any surface roots that turn your lawn into a trip hazard, whether we just finished the removal or the stump's been sitting there for years.
If a storm drops a tree on your roof in the middle of the night, give us a call. We provide 24/7 emergency tree services throughout the Tupelo area and respond quickly to fallen trees, broken limbs, and unstable trunks that threaten your home or block your driveway.
Some tree problems are easy to miss until a limb comes crashing down. During our tree health and safety assessments, we check for disease, damage, and structural weaknesses in accordance with ISA guidelines. From there, we'll give you honest advice on whether your tree needs trimming, ongoing maintenance, or removal.
We provide professional tree services throughout Tupelo, Booneville, New Albany, Amory, Pontotoc, Saltillo, and Aberdeen, as well as nearby communities across North Mississippi.

Some trees simply can't stay, whether disease has hollowed out their trunks or a storm has split them down the middle. Our tree removal services cover everything from a single dead pine to a massive hardwood tree wedged between your house and the fence line, and we plan each cut to protect the surrounding area. Large, dangerous, and storm-damaged trees all get the same careful approach, and once the trunk's down, we clean up the debris, clear land when you need it, and walk you through the insurance claim.
Trimming keeps the rest of your trees in good shape. We follow ISA guidelines when pruning overgrown limbs, removing deadwood, and maintaining the crown and canopy to keep growth balanced. Pulling branches back from your roof, gutters, and outbuildings prevents a lot of expensive damage down the road, and your trees end up looking a whole lot better in the process.
Waiting until something breaks costs more than staying ahead of it. With preventive tree maintenance, we inspect your trees on a regular schedule, flag hazards early, perform structural pruning, and remove dead or damaged branches. Getting your trees ready before storm season rolls in gives them a real advantage, and that kind of long-term care means fewer surprises and a safer property year after year.
Here's what sets us apart as you decide who to trust with the trees on your property.
Storms don't keep business hours, so our phone stays on around the clock for emergency tree work.
You'll get a complimentary estimate and consultation before any work starts, with no pressure attached.
Every member of our licensed, fully insured team brings a share of nearly 30 years of combined tree care experience to your property.
Military members, law enforcement officers, and first responders receive 10% off their service.
Once a year works well for most properties in the Tupelo area, and late winter or early spring is a good time to schedule it. Getting another look after severe thunderstorms or high winds is smart, too, since cracked limbs and root damage often remain hidden at ground level.
A tree service typically handles the work that keeps trees healthy and keeps your property safe, including removal, trimming, and preventive maintenance. Most companies around Tupelo also respond to storm damage, clear fallen trees and branches, and assess trees for disease or structural problems.
Stay clear of the tree and any downed lines, then call your utility provider if wires are involved and 911 if anyone's hurt. Once things settle, reach out to a licensed tree service for an assessment, since a damaged tree can look stable from the ground while hidden cracks or loosened roots make it ready to fall.
Late winter, roughly December through February, is the sweet spot for most pruning and removal work because trees sit dormant and bare branches make structural issues easy to spot. Emergency work and hazardous limb removal, though, can't wait for a season and should happen as soon as you notice a problem.
Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, and saturated clay soil create a rough combination for trees across North Mississippi. Fast-growing species common in the area, such as water oaks and Bradford pears, develop weak branch unions as they age, and drought-stressed or decaying trees give way when heavy wind and rain arrive.
FAQs reviewed by Michael Palmer, owner of M & M Tree Service, a fully licensed and insured tree service.
Contact us, and we'll take a look at your trees and give you a free, honest estimate. From a quick trim to a full removal, our crew is ready when you are.