About Crawford & Sons
Experience in the work. Honesty in the answer.
Crawford & Sons Tree Surgery & Landscaping is a Tuskegee-based, family-owned and family-operated business built for careful tree work, substantial property needs, and direct customer service.
Martin Crawford
Owner & Founder
The company
Family operated since 2016.
Crawford & Sons was founded in 2016. Martin Crawford owns the sole proprietorship, and his sons are involved in the operation.
Martin brings approximately 20 years of tree-service experience. Across approximately 1,000 completed jobs, the work has ranged from ordinary property care to large, difficult, and storm-related tree operations.
The company’s approach is deliberately straightforward: assess the actual condition, give a sincere opinion, protect people and property, and complete the agreed work correctly.
At a glance
2016
Year founded
~20 years
Tree-service experience
~1,000
Jobs completed
~15
Reported team size
~2 crews
Deployable operating capacity
Tuskegee
Alabama home base
What guides the work
The principles are practical.
Tell the truth about the tree
Recommendations should be sincere and specific to the condition, not a reason to sell work the property does not need.
Plan for safety
Difficult work begins with assessing access, structures, people, equipment, rigging, and the tree itself.
Finish the job
Reliability, cleanup, and customer satisfaction matter alongside the technical cut or removal.
Scale without the corporate distance
Personal accountability. Substantial operating capability.
The reported equipment access includes bucket trucks, cranes, grapple trucks, dump trucks, chippers, stump grinders, skid steers, excavators, tractors, bush hogs, climbing and rigging equipment, and trailers.
That range supports difficult removals, multi-day work, multi-acre projects, land clearing, commercial scopes, municipal opportunities, and storm response, while direct phone contact remains the first step.
A direct conversation
Tell Martin and the team what the property needs.
- ConditionWhat the tree, land, or grounds need
- AccessNearby structures and site constraints
- TimingProject planning or urgent response