Expert Tree Trimming & Pruning Services in Lorain, OH

Amherst, Avon, Avon Lake, Berea, Chagrin Falls, Chardon, Chesterland, Columbia, Elyria, North Ridgeville, Gates Mills, Grafton, LaGrange, Lorain, Macedonia, Mentor, Northfield, Nord Olmsted, Russel Township, Oberlin, Twinsburg, Wellington, Wicliffe, Willoughby, Eastlake, Lakewood, Nord Royalton, Rocky River, Euclid, Beachwood, Independence, Strongsville, Maple Heights, Olmsted Falls, Westlake, Cleveland, Solon, Bay Village, Brecksville, Brook Park, Bedford, Broadview Heights, Aurora, Brunswick, Cuyahoga Falls, Stow, Hinkley Township, Hudson, Kent, Litchfield, Medina, Peninsula, Spencer, Tallmadge, Valley City, Wadsworth, Richfield, Acron. You can also see the area we serve on the map.

In dry weather, only the area dug up by the shredder needs restoration. When the soil is wet, wheel marks remain on it. If you require lawn restoration, please let us know when placing your order. We can also, by agreement with the client, help lay paths, arrange flower beds and other landscaping work.

In some cases, we can remove most of the wood chips. Please discuss this with us during your estimate. Or you can collect the wood chips yourself after a few days. If you are patient and wait for the ground to settle, some of the chips will remain on the surface and will be easier to collect.

We can grind the stump and roots to a depth of up to 12 inches. This is usually sufficient for most types of excavation work. If you are concerned about deeper root remains, we suggest a chemical stump removal method for consideration

A dead tree and stump do not remain uninhabited for long. They are quickly colonized by insects, microorganisms and fungi, the proximity of which often causes many problems. Fungal and mold spores travel far through the air and can infect and even destroy a garden or wooden parts of buildings. The ants are making a home for themselves and ordinary stains and traps will become less effective. The stumps harbor bark beetles and various wood eaters, which are pests and will eagerly switch to neighboring trees. Even mice can build houses under the stump and breed offspring.