Tree Service in Kermit, WV

Kermit's Cross-Border Tree Experts

Kermit sits right on the Tug Fork River where West Virginia meets Kentucky. Costa's Tree Service works both sides of the border, bringing the same professional equipment and experienced crew to Mingo County that we offer throughout Eastern Kentucky.

This river valley presents unique challenges—flooding, steep hillsides, narrow access roads, and mature timber stands. We've worked properties all along Route 52 and the backroads of Mingo County. When Kermit needs tree work done safely and affordably, Costa's delivers.

Tree Services in Kermit, West Virginia

Why Kermit Chooses Costa's

Living on the Tug Fork means dealing with weather from both states. Spring floods saturate the soil, loosening root systems. Summer storms barrel through the valley. Winter ice loads snap branches. Our crew responds quickly to Kermit emergencies because we're just across the river—not hours away in Charleston or Huntington.

Common Kermit Tree Issues

• Flood-damaged trees with compromised root systems
• Sycamores and willows overgrown along the riverbank
• Storm-damaged hardwoods blocking roads and driveways
• Dead standing timber creating hazards near homes
• Land clearing for new construction along Route 52

Kermit Tree Service FAQs

Do you work in West Virginia?

Yes! Costa's Tree Service is fully licensed and insured to work in both West Virginia and Kentucky. We serve Kermit, Williamson, Delbarton, and communities throughout Mingo County.

How quickly can you respond to emergencies in Kermit?

We're based nearby in Eastern Kentucky, so we can typically respond to Kermit emergencies within hours—not days. For trees threatening homes or blocking roads, call immediately.