Tree Service in St. Cloud, MN

Tree work in St. Cloud

That distance is worth stating plainly because it changes what we are genuinely good for here. For a small trim or a single stump, somebody based in St. Cloud will serve you better and probably cheaper, and we would rather say so. Where it makes sense to call us is the job that needs equipment and a rigging plan: a large tree over a house with no room to drop it, standing dead ash that cannot be climbed, a crane pick, or several trees at once where the setup cost gets spread across the work. Those are the jobs we are set up for and the reason people this far out call us at all. St. Cloud sits on the Mississippi in Stearns County, and the river corridor and the older neighborhoods around it hold the mature canopy where most of that work comes from.

Our shop is at 225 Cokato St E in Cokato, roughly 40 miles away. We do not have an office in St. Cloud and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What that distance actually buys you is that we are close enough to come and look at the tree properly rather than quoting it off a photo and hoping.

Tree Removal in St. Cloud

Hazardous removal is essentially the whole reason we come this far north. If the job could be handled by any crew with a saw and a chipper, hire local.

Removal is the biggest part of what we do, and the jobs people call about are usually the awkward ones. If there is no room to drop it, see hazardous tree removal. If it is an ash, ash removal covers the treat-or-remove decision. And if you want a number before anyone comes out, the instant estimate takes about a minute.

What we do in St. Cloud

• Tree Removal: Backyard trees through to hazardous removals that need rigging, a lift, or the grapple truck. If it is leaning over the house, start here.
• Hazardous Removal: The removals with no room to drop. Trees over houses, power drops and tight yards, taken down in sections on ropes.
• Ash Removal: Emerald ash borer is working through the ash in Wright and Meeker counties. Dead ash gets brittle fast, and waiting makes the job harder.
• Emergency Service: Storm damage, split trunks and trees on structures. The phone gets answered and someone comes to look.
• Storm Cleanup: After the immediate danger is handled: hangers, broken tops, fence lines and the wood that is still lying where it landed.
• Tree Trimming: Clearance, crown thinning and structural pruning, timed around the oak wilt window and cut to the collar.
• Stump Grinding: Ground below grade so you can mow, replant, or rework the bed. Chips left or hauled, your call.
• Land & Lot Clearing: Building sites, fence lines, buckthorn and acreage that has grown in. Selective where it should be.
• Emerald Ash Borer: Trunk injection on a two year cycle for the ash worth keeping, and a straight answer about the ones that are not.