Augusta, GA
Augusta Tree Service Now Offering Professional Stump Grinding Services in Augusta, GA
Augusta, GA – Augusta Tree Service, one of the top tree care companies, is excited to announce its specialized stump grinding Augusta services. The company now provides quality and efficient stump grinding to eliminate the ugly stumps and make residential and commercial properties beautiful and safe again.
If you have one stump or several after a big tree cutting job, Augusta Tree Service is equipped to remove them efficiently and on time. Their team employs modern techniques and equipment to undertake the job effectively and offer clients a stump-free area that cannot regrow eliminating the need for the client to grade the area to create a new terrain for other projects or lush greenery.
“Our new stump grinding service is designed to address a common concern among property owners — unsightly or hazardous stumps,” said a spokesperson for Augusta Tree Service. “As a trusted name in tree care, we are proud to expand our offerings and provide comprehensive solutions for all tree and stump-related needs in Augusta, GA.”
Apart from improving the appearance of the compound, stump grinding Augusta services offered by Augusta Tree Service to make certain properties don’t pose tripping hazards, pests or obstructions that may hinder mowing or other related tasks. The customer can expect the service to be fast, efficient and cost-effective.
For more information about their stump grinding services or to request a free estimate, call (706) 535-7388 or visit their website.
About Augusta Tree Service:
Augusta Tree Service, is a tree care company that provides its services to Augusta, GA and its environs. Focused on tree removal, trimming, pruning, and now stump grinding, the company strives to offer professional and fast services at reasonable rates with regard to the client’s requirements.
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Company Name:Augusta Tree Service
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Phone: (706) 535-7388
Address:234 Broad Street
City: Augusta
State: GA 30901
Country: United States
Website:https://treeremovalaugustaga.com
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NJ apartment dwellers, renters have these options for help with rent
State and local officials say several programs are designed to help low and moderate-income households stay housed in the face of financial distress.
As rent prices continue to strain budgets, a new study is highlighting where Georgians can save the most by splitting housing costs.
According to a report from SmartAsset, some cities in Georgia offer major savings for renters who choose to live with a roommate.
Here’s what to know.
Where can you save the most in Georgia?
The study ranks Augusta as the top city in Georgia for roommate savings, and No. 6 in the country.
Renters there can save about 45% on monthly rent, or roughly $450 per month, by sharing an apartment.
Here’s how the costs compare in Augusta:
- One-bedroom rent: $1,000
- Two-bedroom rent: $1,100
- Estimated monthly savings with a roommate: $450
Why are roommate savings so high?
With rent prices rising, splitting costs has become one of the easiest ways to cut monthly expenses.
The study shows that sharing rent can significantly reduce housing costs, especially in cities where prices have climbed in recent years.
How does Georgia compare to the rest of the country?
Here’s the top 10 cities in the US for saving with a roomate:
- Cleveland, OH
- Baton Rouge, LA
- Jersey City, NJ
- Memphis, TN
- Boise, ID
- Augusta, GA
- New Haven, CT
- Chattanooga, TN
- Virginia Beach, VA
- Shreveport, LA
Methodology
The study analyzed 100 U.S. cities using rental data from March 2025 to March 2026 from Zumper, comparing one-bedroom rents to half the cost of two-bedroom apartments to estimate savings from sharing with a roommate.
For more information, visit smartasset.com/data-studies/roommate-savings-2026.
Vanessa Johns is the Trending Topics Reporter for the Deep South Connect Team Georgia. Email her at Vcountryman@gannett.com.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Families had the chance to sharpen their money skills at a financial literacy event hosted by local nonprofit Crown Her Mentoring at the Bernie Ward Community Center.
The free event offered resources for all ages, from kids learning the basics to adults planning for their financial future.
Attendees could sit in sessions about budgeting, credit, opening banking accounts and insurance options.
Organizers said the event was designed to make financial education accessible during Financial Literacy Month.
“People need to understand the importance of a checking account, a savings account—how to manage your money. How to invest your money. People need to learn about life insurance,” said Torrecka Davis, organizer.
Crown Her Mentoring will host a mental health awareness event on May 23. Open enrollment for new mentees will begin on May 10.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Shoppers in Augusta will soon lose a longtime retail option, as Lane Bryant’s store inside Augusta Mall is set to close for good this weekend.
Employees at Lane Bryant inside Augusta Mall confirmed that the store will permanently close starting Sunday, April 19.
After the closure, the nearest Lane Bryant location for customers will be in Lexington.
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