Ace Tree Service

Ace Tree Service ACE TREE Service is a locally owned and operated tree service company. We are fully licensed, insure For any tree service, call (205) 332-7757!

We are fully licensed, insured and bonded in the Birmingham area, in Alabama. We employ only fully trained and experienced workers who are supervised by a foreman or one of the company owners at each job. There are only a few tree service companies in Birmingham who can offer the service of an ISA Certified Arborist. ACE Tree Service provides a wide scale of tree services such as 24 hour tree emer

gency service, tree evaluation, trimmimg & removal, stump grinding & removal, lot clearing and hazard assessment. Our certified ISA arborist specialize in tree cabling, bracing, micro injection, disease and pest control.

After a tree comes down, the stump that's left behind is easy to ignore. It's out of the way, it's not moving, and deali...
05/29/2026

After a tree comes down, the stump that's left behind is easy to ignore. It's out of the way, it's not moving, and dealing with it feels like a project to get to eventually. But stumps left in place cause real ongoing problems, and the longer they sit, the more complicated those problems become.

A decaying stump is a fungal disease entry point. Wood-rot fungi establish themselves quickly in dead wood and can spread through shared root systems to neighboring trees that are still alive and healthy. The decaying root mass also creates ideal habitat for termites and carpenter ants, which become a concern as they work their way closer to the foundation or the home. Many tree species push new growth from the root system for years after the main trunk is gone — a stump that isn't ground out can mean years of managing sprouts. And on a practical level, the surface roots and decaying wood create soil soft spots, can damage lawn equipment, and are a genuine tripping hazard.

Professional stump grinding removes the stump below the surface and grinds the root flare, leaving behind wood chips that can be worked into the soil as mulch or hauled away with complete cleanup. ACE handles the full process: grinding, cleanup, and site restoration. We serve the greater Birmingham area and can often schedule stump grinding as a standalone service within a day or two.

Is there a stump on your property you've been putting off? What's been the main reason it hasn't gotten taken care of yet?

At a lot of tree service companies, the process works like this: an estimator comes out, takes a look, writes up a quote...
05/28/2026

At a lot of tree service companies, the process works like this: an estimator comes out, takes a look, writes up a quote, and hands it off to a crew. The person who assessed your trees and sold you the job isn't the person doing the work. The ISA credentials on the website may belong to someone who isn't involved in your specific job at all.

ACE Tree Service works differently. The ISA Certified Arborist (license SO-6393A) and the business owner are the same person. That means the same person who evaluates your trees, makes the diagnosis, and recommends a course of action is also the person whose name and reputation are on every job ACE completes. The certified knowledge and the business accountability aren't separated across two different roles — they're in the same hands.

This matters most on complex jobs: a large removal in a tight yard, a preservation decision where removal isn't the only option, or an assessment where the difference between "this tree is fine" and "this tree needs to come down" has real consequences. In those situations, you want the person making the call to have both the credentials to back it up and the accountability to stand behind it.

When you've had tree work done in the past, did you ever feel like the person who assessed the job was different from the person who actually did the work? How did that affect your confidence in the outcome?

Most homeowners don't know this is even a thing — but lightning protection for trees is a real, professionally installed...
05/27/2026

Most homeowners don't know this is even a thing — but lightning protection for trees is a real, professionally installed system that can save a valuable specimen tree from a direct strike.

Here's how it works: a copper conductor cable is run from near the top of the tree down through the canopy and along the trunk to a grounding rod driven into the soil at the base. When lightning strikes, the system provides a preferred, low-resistance path for the current to travel into the ground, bypassing the tree's living tissue. The result is that strikes that would otherwise split, char, or kill the tree entirely often cause minimal damage. It doesn't prevent lightning from hitting the tree, but it dramatically changes what happens when it does.

The cases where lightning protection makes the most sense: large, mature oaks or other specimen trees growing close to the house where a strike could cause both tree damage and structural damage to the home. Historic or irreplaceable trees with significant value on a property. Trees used as significant landscape features where replacement would take decades. ACE Tree Service installs these systems as part of our broader tree preservation services, including cabling, bracing, and micro-injection.

Do you have a large oak or specimen tree in your yard that's close enough to the house that a strike would concern you? What's the tree, and how long has it been there?

As June temperatures climb across the Birmingham area, trees start showing stress in ways that are easy to mistake for d...
05/26/2026

As June temperatures climb across the Birmingham area, trees start showing stress in ways that are easy to mistake for disease or pest damage. Knowing the difference matters, because the response is completely different.

Heat and drought stress has specific visual signatures: leaves that curl inward or cup along the edges, early leaf drop before fall, wilting that doesn't improve overnight, and bark that looks dry or begins to crack on younger trees. Newly planted or recently transplanted trees are the most vulnerable, but established trees under persistent heat pressure can show these symptoms too. The problem with stress damage is what comes next: a tree weakened by heat becomes significantly more susceptible to secondary problems like fungal disease, wood-boring insects, and root rot, particularly after a wet stretch follows a dry one.

Catching heat stress early gives you options. Appropriate mulching, irrigation management, and in some cases targeted pruning to reduce canopy load can help a stressed tree recover before permanent damage sets in. An ISA Certified Arborist can assess whether what you're seeing is stress, disease, pests, or some combination, and advise on the right response before the problem compounds.

As the summer heat ramps up, which trees on your property have you been watching? Are there any showing signs you've been unsure about?

This Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the courageous men and women who sacrificed everything for our freedom. Let's unite...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the courageous men and women who sacrificed everything for our freedom. Let's unite to honor their legacy and the principles they defended. Join us in celebrating our heroes and reflecting on their bravery. How will you commemorate them this year? 🇺🇸❤️

Most people know tree services remove trees, but ACE Tree Service offers more. We provide cabling, bracing, micro-inject...
05/22/2026

Most people know tree services remove trees, but ACE Tree Service offers more. We provide cabling, bracing, micro-injection treatments, lightning protection, and pruning to preserve valuable trees. Each service requires an ISA Certified Arborist to ensure the right intervention based on the tree's health and needs.

ACE is among the few in Central Alabama with the certification and equipment for this full range of services. Visit acetreebham.com to learn more. Is there a tree on your property you’re worried about? 🌳

Tree emergencies don't send a calendar invite. A storm rolls through Birmingham at 11 PM, a limb comes down on the fence...
05/21/2026

Tree emergencies don't send a calendar invite. A storm rolls through Birmingham at 11 PM, a limb comes down on the fence line, and suddenly you're looking at a situation that can't wait until Monday. That's the reality ACE Tree Service is built around: availability that matches the unpredictability of tree work in Central Alabama.

Alabama's storm season runs long and hits hard. When conditions produce the kind of wind and rain that puts trees and limbs on roofs, vehicles, and power lines, the response time matters. Having a crew that picks up the phone and gets on-site the same day or next day isn't a nice-to-have in this climate. For a lot of homeowners and property managers, it's the difference between a manageable situation and one that compounds overnight.

Beyond emergencies, this availability reflects a broader commitment. Tree work scheduled for Tuesday morning shouldn't get pushed because a bigger job came in. Full cleanup shouldn't get deferred to another day because the crew ran long. The standard ACE holds itself to is the same whether it's a routine pruning or a post-storm removal: show up when expected, finish the job completely, and leave the property clean.

Have you ever dealt with storm damage that needed immediate attention, and were you able to get a crew out quickly? What made the biggest difference in how that situation was handled?

The preservation-vs.-removal decision is crucial in tree care and deserves careful consideration. At ACE Tree Service, w...
05/20/2026

The preservation-vs.-removal decision is crucial in tree care and deserves careful consideration. At ACE Tree Service, we prioritize honest assessments over quick, profit-driven choices.

A tree worth saving typically has good structural integrity, an intact root system, and manageable defects that can be treated through pruning or other methods. The species also matters; a 60-year-old white oak is different from a fast-growing invasive species.

Factors favoring removal include significant girdling, internal decay, or costs outweighing the tree's value. An ISA Certified Arborist provides a clear recommendation based on these factors.

ACE offers preservation services like cabling and treatments because removal isn't always necessary. Visit acetreebham.com to request an assessment.

Have you faced a tough decision on whether to save a tree? Share your experience! 🌳

Used ACE multiple times. They never disappoint. Would never use anyone else. Affordable and excellent service. Highly...
05/19/2026

Used ACE multiple times. They never disappoint. Would never use anyone else. Affordable and excellent service. Highly recommend.

As Central Alabama heats up this late spring, canker diseases are affecting oaks and dogwoods in Birmingham. Cankers, ca...
05/19/2026

As Central Alabama heats up this late spring, canker diseases are affecting oaks and dogwoods in Birmingham. Cankers, caused by fungal or bacterial pathogens, thrive in temperature stress and drought.

On oaks, look for sunken, discolored areas; on dogwoods, check for elongated dead spots. These cankers disrupt water and nutrient flow. Small cankers may be manageable, but larger ones can pose serious threats.

It's crucial to act based on disease progression. An ISA Certified Arborist can advise on pruning or treatment. Ignoring the issue can lead to vulnerability to secondary pests.

If you notice bark changes on your trees, get an assessment before summer heat worsens the situation. Visit acetreebham.com to request an assessment. Have you seen any unusual bark changes this spring?

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Planting a tree in Central Alabama is a long-term investment where species selection is crucial. The region's clay-heavy...
05/18/2026

Planting a tree in Central Alabama is a long-term investment where species selection is crucial. The region's clay-heavy soils, high humidity, and summer heat can be challenging for trees not suited to the environment. Native species like willow oaks, water oaks, southern red oaks, and sweetgums thrive here, while smaller trees such as dogwoods, redbuds, and serviceberries are also well-adapted. Avoid trees from cooler climates that struggle in warmer conditions.

Placement is key; an ISA Certified Arborist will evaluate factors like clearance, proximity to structures, and soil drainage for optimal results. Proper planning saves time and costs later.

ACE Tree Service offers a full-service approach to planting the right species in the right spot. Visit acetreebham.com for more info or to request a consultation. Are you planning new tree plantings this spring? 🌳

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4213 1st Avenue N
Birmingham, AL
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