What We Do
We handle it all — residential and commercial. Here's what we do best.
We'll safely clear unwanted trees and grind away unsightly stumps, giving your Marietta property a clean, open look.
Our rapid response team will swiftly restore safety and order to your Marietta home after unexpected storm damage.
Enjoy a consistently beautiful and healthy yard year-round with our reliable mowing and seasonal care in Marietta.
Who We Are
Marietta gets hit hard every summer — one afternoon storm can drop a pine across your fence or leave a root ball heaving up your driveway. Escobar's Tree Service and Landscaping handles the whole job, from emergency removal to cleanup to getting your lawn looking right again. We work Cobb County and the surrounding area and we show up when we say we will.
How It Works
Tell us what's going on. No pressure, no obligation — just a straight answer.
Usually answered same dayWe come look at the actual job and give you a real number, not a guess over the phone.
No cost, no obligationScheduled on your timeline, done by people who show up when they say they will.
Scheduled around youWe walk you through what was done before we leave — no mess, no surprises on the bill.
Walkthrough includedClient Stories
“We had a large pine come down in our backyard after a storm and it was leaning on the fence. Escobar's came out the next morning, cut everything up, and hauled it all away. The yard looked better than before they started. I didn't have to follow up once.”
Patricia M.
Kennesaw, GA
“I'd been ignoring a dead oak in the front yard for two years because I didn't know who to call. They took it down, ground the stump flat, and raked the whole area clean. My neighbor asked me who did it before they even finished packing up.”
Derek W.
Smyrna, GA
“Hired them for a regular lawn cleanup and they noticed one of our crepe myrtles was being strangled by vines growing up from the ground. They cleared it out without me even asking. Small thing, but it told me they actually pay attention to what they're doing.”
Latonya B.
Acworth, GA