Tree Removal
Some trees simply have to come down. When they do, we take them apart piece by piece, protect everything underneath, and leave the yard cleaner than we found it.
Learn more about Tree RemovalLake Erie storms come in fast. When a tree or a big limb ends up where it shouldn't be, call us — we'll make the site safe first, then clean everything up properly.
Wind storms, summer thunderstorms and heavy wet snow bring down more trees in Northeast Ohio than anything else. After a storm, our first job is safety: we look for broken 'hangers' still stuck in the canopy, trees under tension, and anything resting on a roof or a vehicle. If a tree is touching a power line, stay away and call your electric utility first — we'll coordinate with them before we work.
Once it's safe, we carefully lift or cut the tree off the structure, tarp any roof openings if needed, then cut up and chip the debris. We take photos throughout the job and provide an itemized invoice that you can send to your homeowner's insurance company. We don't negotiate claims for you, but we're glad to talk with your adjuster about what was done.
We also do pre-storm work: removing dead limbs over the house, thinning dense canopies that catch wind, and installing cables and braces in valuable trees with weak forks. A few hundred dollars of prevention can save a few thousand dollars of repairs.

Not sure? Send us a photo — we'll tell you honestly whether it's something to worry about.
A tree or large limb has fallen on a structure
Broken branches are hanging in the canopy
A tree is suddenly leaning after high winds
Roots are lifted on one side and soil is cracked
Debris is blocking a driveway or access road
A split trunk or torn-out fork

Storm work is quoted per job because every situation is different. Small cleanups start around $300; large trees on structures typically range $1,500–$4,200 depending on equipment needed.
Every estimate is free and written. The price includes cleanup — we don't add surprise charges for raking or haul-away.
Try the price estimatorMany homeowner's policies cover removal of a tree that fell on an insured structure such as your house or garage, usually up to a set limit. Trees that fall in the yard without hitting anything often aren't covered. Check your policy or ask your agent — we'll give you the documentation either way.
Stay at least 30 feet away and call your electric utility (in our area that's usually FirstEnergy / The Illuminating Company). Only utility-qualified crews may work within 10 feet of energized lines. Once the line is de-energized or cleared, we can handle the rest.
During widespread storms we prioritize trees on homes and blocked driveways. Call or text us with photos and your address; we'll give you an honest time estimate rather than an empty promise.
Some trees simply have to come down. When they do, we take them apart piece by piece, protect everything underneath, and leave the yard cleaner than we found it.
Learn more about Tree RemovalGood pruning is the cheapest insurance a tree can get. We remove what's dead, weak or in the way — and leave the rest of the tree alone so it keeps growing strong.
Learn more about Tree Trimming & PruningAn old stump is a trip hazard, a mower-blade killer and a welcome mat for carpenter ants. We grind it away in an afternoon and leave the spot ready for grass or a garden bed.
Learn more about Stump GrindingTell us what's going on. We'll come out, take a look and give you a clear written price — free and with no pressure.
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