Bradford’s streets are lined with the kind of older homes and big shade trees you find in Ohio railroad towns, and many of those trees are now old enough to need regular attention or a careful removal. Around the village, properties open up into farmland, with tree lines, windbreaks and fencerows that need keeping up.
We come out from Piqua for everything from a single dead tree in town to clearing a grown-up fence line in the country. Every removal still includes a new tree for you to plant.
Local trees, local problems.
Aging shade trees in town
Mature maples and other shade trees along village streets and yards often need deadwood removed, clearance over roofs, or careful removal when they decline.
Open, windy ground
With open farmland all around, storms hit hard. Trees with weak structure or decay are more likely to fail.
Fencerows and windbreaks
Rural properties need periodic clearing and dead-tree removal along field edges and windbreaks.
Stumps from past removals
Many yards still have old stumps from previous work. Grinding them gets the lawn back.
Where we help most.
The Village of Bradford on both sides of the county line, and surrounding rural properties in Newberry Township and neighboring Darke County townships.
Bradford questions
Do you work on the Darke County side of Bradford?
Yes, the whole village and the countryside around it on both sides of the line.
Can you handle a single tree, or only big jobs?
Single trees are a big part of what we do. No job is too small to give you a free estimate.
Do I get a new tree with a removal in Bradford too?
Yes. The tree promise applies everywhere we work: one removed, one new tree for you to plant.