Tree Trimming & Pruning
West Michigan trees carry a lot of weight — wet snow off the lake, ice, and a full canopy in a July storm. A limb that overhangs a roof or a driveway is the one that comes down, an…
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Work from around Holland, Zeeland, Grand Haven, Saugatuck and the rest of West Michigan. Our photo gallery is being put together right now.
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We're putting together before-and-after photos from removals, trimming, cleanups and landscape installs around Holland and the lakeshore. Check back soon — or call (616) 218-0091 and we'll walk you through work we've done near you.
The Kind of Work We Do
Until our own job photos are up, here is what a typical week looks like for the crew — every job below is work we take on across Holland, Zeeland, Grand Haven and the lakeshore. Open any one of them to read how we price it and how the job runs.
Tree Removal
Some trees are past saving: ash killed off by borer, a maple split at a bad union, a silver maple leaning further over the roof every year, or something the last storm already half…
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Stump Removal
A stump left in a lawn is a mower killer, a trip hazard, and a place for carpenter ants and honey fungus to set up. We grind them out below grade — deep enough to get sod down, dee…
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Tree & Shrub Care
Shrubs and young trees are the part of a yard that quietly gets away from you. Arborvitae goes bare at the bottom, yews swallow the front windows, hydrangeas get cut at the wrong t…
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Leaf Removal
A wet mat of maple and oak leaves left on a lawn through a Michigan November does real damage — it blocks light, holds water against the crown, and hands you snow mold to look at i…
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Landscape Design
Most yards that look wrong are not badly maintained — they were never laid out. Beds follow no line, everything was planted at its nursery size, and the one thing that grew well is…
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Lawn Care & Maintenance
Weekly mowing is simple work that most people get slightly wrong: cut too short, cut with a dull blade, and cut on whatever day the weather allows. We cut high — three inches or be…
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Yard Cleanups
For a yard that has gotten away from someone — a rental between tenants, a house going on the market, a property whose owner has not been able to keep up with it, or one you just i…
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Seasonal Cleanups
Two visits a year do most of the work of keeping a property looking right. In spring we pull off the winter debris, cut back last year's perennials before they push, edge the beds,…
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Mulching
Mulch is the cheapest thing you can do to a yard and the easiest to do badly. Two to three inches, kept off the trunks and stems, holds moisture through August, keeps weed seed fro…
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General Landscaping
The jobs that don't fit neatly under a heading, and that most companies won't quote because they're too small to bother with. New trees and shrubs planted properly. A bed cut into …
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The towns and townships we cover most, each with a page on what tree and yard work there usually involves.