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State overview

Tree removal in Georgia

Georgia: 7,696 National Weather Service thunderstorm wind reports from 2016 through 2025 mention trees, across 159 counties. Licensing, permits, insurance contacts and every county.

wind reports mentioning trees
7,696
thunderstorm wind reports
8,679
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Where trees come down most

Counties by storm reports mentioning trees, 2016–2025

CountyReports
Lowndes County190
Walton County185
Fulton County167
Cherokee County165
Coweta County157
Troup County155
Douglas County153
Chatham County143
Carroll County133
Gwinnett County125
Paulding County124
Worth County116
DeKalb County107
Chattooga County105
Bulloch County102

Source: NOAA Storm Events

Counties FEMA rates relatively high or very high

Hurricanes6 of 159 counties
Ice storms10 of 159 counties
Strong wind6 of 159 counties
Tornadoes13 of 159 counties

Source: FEMA National Risk Index

Licensing

Our research found no Georgia license that applies to tree work statewide. Cities and counties can still require contractor or business licenses, so check locally, and before any work begins ask the company for a certificate of liability insurance and proof of workers’ compensation coverage.

Insurance

What a homeowners policy pays for a fallen tree is written in the policy, so the insurer is the first call. Complaints about a claim go to the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire. Who pays when a tree falls

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