Stuttgart is the single farthest stop on Little Rock Tree Removal's 20-town map — 45.2 miles from the Wyldwood Dr shop. Lonoke, at 27.8 miles, and Pine Bluff, at 32.1 miles, are the nearest other coverage towns, and neither is actually close. A Stuttgart call gets its own scheduled trip rather than riding along with a closer job.
Forty-five miles is the longest drive on Little Rock Tree Removal's map, and Stuttgart is the town at the end of it. That distance doesn't rule a job out, but it does change how one gets scheduled: a single tree here doesn't get folded into a route built around closer stops, because there isn't a closer stop nearby to build one around.
Lonoke, at 27.8 miles, and Pine Bluff, at 32.1 miles, are the next-closest towns on the coverage map, and both are still a real drive from Stuttgart itself. That's a wider gap than most of the other 20 areas have to their own neighbors, and it's the practical reason a Stuttgart booking moves fastest when it isn't the only thing on the calendar that direction that week.
Why doesn't a nearby town help with a Stuttgart trip the way it does elsewhere?
On most of the map, a job that's a long drive out gets picked up quickly because a second job nearby makes splitting the trip worth it. Stuttgart doesn't have that built in — Lonoke is 27.8 miles away and Pine Bluff is 32.1, distances that put both of them in roughly the same boat as Stuttgart rather than acting as a stepping stone toward it. A Stuttgart call is more often its own trip than a piece of someone else's.
What does that mean if you need work done here?
Flexibility on timing helps. A job that can wait for a date that already has other work scheduled in that direction moves faster than one that needs a crew the same afternoon.
Storm damage and a tree already down on a structure or driveway still get a same-day callback regardless of area — it's routine pruning and smaller take-downs where a flexible date makes the real difference.
Do you take jobs in Stuttgart even though it's so far out?
Yes. At 45.2 miles it's the longest drive on our map, but it's a listed, regular coverage area — not an exception we make case by case.
Why are Lonoke and Pine Bluff listed as the nearest areas, if they're still 30 miles off?
Because on a 20-town map, 'nearest' is relative. Lonoke (27.8 miles) and Pine Bluff (32.1 miles) are simply the closest other stops to Stuttgart, not neighbors the way closer areas are to each other.
How fast can you get to Stuttgart for an emergency?
Storm damage and a tree already down get a same-day callback no matter the distance. For routine work, it helps to have some flexibility on the date, since Stuttgart doesn't sit next to another regular stop the way some closer areas do.
What are your hours?
6 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Saturday, closed Sunday — the same across all 20 areas we cover, including Stuttgart.