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J&J Treewackers
A residential street running under a closed canopy of mature hardwoods, the crowns meeting overhead and the trunks set back behind the kerb line.

Cave Spring, Virginia

Arborist-owned tree care in Cave Spring, VA. 20+ years in the Roanoke Valley.

What J&J Treewackers Does in Southwest County

Cave Spring is the Roanoke County community that covers much of Southwest County. J&J Treewackers handles tree removal, tree trimming and pruning, stump removal, emergency tree service and tree risk assessment in Cave Spring.

Jeff, Garth, and their team of guys worked very hard on removing this tree. They were all very nice and professional, in spite of this challenging job.

Amanda Earls • Google review, 2021

20+

Years in the Roanoke Valley

A+

Better Business Bureau

Free

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About This Community and Its Trees

RoanokeSalemMonetaVintonDalevilleCave Spring

Also serving the rest of the Roanoke Valley.

A climber roped into the top of a bare hardwood directly above the snow-covered roof of a brick house

Roanoke Valley, Tree Removal

Climber roped in over a roof, limbs lowered on ropes

A climber working near the top of a tall bare hardwood on a wooded slope beside a house

Roanoke Valley, Tree Trimming & Pruning

Climber working a tall hardwood on a wooded slope

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An arborist gets back to you once the crew is off the ropes for the day. If the tree is on the house or in the road, call instead.

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About Cave Spring and the Land It Sits On

Cave Spring is a community in Roanoke County, and it covers much of the area known locally as Southwest County. Roanoke County keeps its administrative offices in Cave Spring, even though the city of Salem is the county seat, and Cave Spring is also the name of one of the county's five magisterial districts.

For mail, the Postal Service treats most of Cave Spring as Roanoke. The ZIP code is 24018, and its default city is Roanoke, with Cave Spring also accepted.

Two highways cross in Cave Spring. Electric Road, which is Route 419, comes west from Franklin Road past Tanglewood Mall, meets Brambleton Avenue here and curves north along the western edge of the city of Roanoke toward Salem. Brambleton Avenue is U.S. Route 221. Heading out of the valley, Route 221 follows Back Creek and then climbs Bent Mountain, with Poor Mountain on one side and the Blue Ridge on the other.

Back Creek, Starkey and Poages Mill are Southwest County communities too, and Cave Spring has two high schools, Cave Spring and Hidden Valley.

A cleared residential yard after a tree removal, the grass raked clean and open to the treeline with the low sun across it.

Ready to Get a Crew Out to Your Address?

Talk to a certified arborist who owns the company. Free estimates across the Roanoke Valley, and we haul off every limb before we leave.

Call (540) 588-8832Free Estimate