Tree removal in Midland
Northeastern Columbus, where the April 2025 storms hit.
Midland is a suburban community in northeastern Columbus, along the Muscogee-Harris county line, with parts reaching into southeastern Harris County. For tree removal in Midland, call (706) 685-6030 or send the form.
Where it is
Wikipedia describes Midland as roughly bounded by Gray Rock and Rip Shin roads to the north, U.S. 27 and Blackmon Road to the west, Fort Benning to the south and Midland Road to the east. It is largely residential, with a growing commercial side, and is crossed by U.S. 27 Alternate, U.S. 80 (the Fall Line Freeway) and State Route 85. Its ZIP code is 31820.
The April 2025 storms
Damaging storms hit the Midland area on a Sunday in early April 2025. Columbus suspended its normal yard waste policies and ran free curbside collection of large tree debris from April 9 to May 31 for residential customers in Midland and other areas the city judged significantly impacted. Debris had to be cut to four feet or less and set at the curb clear of fixed objects, with pickups scheduled through 311.
Which rules apply
The Columbus side of Midland is under the consolidated government: the city's tree ordinance, Tree for Fee pickup and 311. Homes on the Harris County side fall under the county; ask Harris County about its rules and debris service. See tree rules and debris pickup.
Nearby, requests also come in from Fortson, Hamilton, Phenix City, AL, and from Columbus itself. See every area.
Common questions
Is Midland part of Columbus?
Mostly. Wikipedia describes it as a community in northeastern Columbus, with portions extending into southeastern Harris County.
Get a price on the tree
Phone us, or use the form, and a contractor based near Columbus will arrange to see the tree and give you a number. Nothing is charged for that.
If the voicemail picks up, say your street, what kind of tree it is, and whether it's still standing or already down.