Tree work we hear about in Reed City
- Large in-town maples over houses and garages that need deadwood removal or careful sectional removal
- Dead ash trees in yards and fence rows
- Storm cleanup after ice and wind
- Rural lots and farms — fence-line clearing, windbreak pines, and drive clearing
- Stump grinding for old stumps left from past removals
City trees vs. your trees
Trees between the sidewalk and street in town are often the city's responsibility. Check with the City of Reed City before having those trimmed or removed. Trees on your own lot are yours to manage.
Services available in Reed City
Prices depend on the tree, access and cleanup. See the cost guide for typical ranges.
Get a faster, more accurate price
- Add photos of the whole tree and of anything under it — the house, lines, fence or shed.
- Measure the trunk across at about chest height, or count and measure stumps.
- Say what you want done with the wood — hauled away, or cut to firewood length and left.
- Mention access: gate width, soft ground, septic field, or a tight spot between buildings.
Questions from Reed City
Do requests from Reed City get handled?
Yes. Reed City and the surrounding Osceola County townships along US-131 are part of the service area.
Who handles the tree between the sidewalk and street?
In town, those trees are often the city's. Check with the City of Reed City before having them trimmed or removed.
Can I keep the wood?
Usually. Ask for it to be cut to firewood length and left. That often lowers the price.