Lapeer Tree Service

Historic Victorians and century homes around downtown Lapeer with mature shade trees overhanging slate roofs, ornate trim, and old service drops. Sectional removal with a lift is almost always the right call here — not free-falling whole limbs.

Emerald ash borer is still working its way through Lapeer County. Standing dead ash trees on Hunters Creek and Davis Lake properties get brittle fast and shouldn't be climbed — we drop them safely from a lift, then chip and haul.

Wooded lots between Lapeer and Metamora where wind and ice storms regularly take down multiple trees at once. We handle the cleanup, the rigging on hung-up trees, and the insurance documentation.

Rural fence lines in Mayfield, Elba, and Oregon Townships choked with second-growth trees and brush. Brush hogging and selective clearing put the property back into usable shape.

Pines and spruce in older Lapeer subdivisions that have outgrown their spacing and now push fences, shade out lawns, and drop limbs across roofs. Trimming on younger trees, removal on the ones that are too far gone.

Hornet and yellow-jacket nests in barn eaves and tree cavities are common across the county in late summer — we remove the nest first so trimming and removal can be done without anyone getting stung.