Tree Service in Ithaca, MI

Ithaca is the Gratiot County seat, but you don't have to go far from the courthouse to find yourself among section roads, grain bins, and windbreaks running arrow-straight along the fields. This is farm country to the core, and out here the tree work has as much to do with fence lines and field corners as it does with the shade trees in a front yard.

Hayworth Tree Service was built for exactly this kind of ground. We're family-owned, licensed and insured, and Steve grew up working fencerows and field edges with his dad — so a call about a mile of overgrown property line or a dead windbreak is right in our wheelhouse.

Tree work built for farm country

Farm trees fail differently than town trees. There's nothing to break the wind, so the tall stuff — cottonwood, silver maple, brittle black locust — takes the full brunt of every storm and sheds heavy limbs across drives and fields. Emerald ash borer has hollowed out the ash along a lot of these roads, and a standing dead ash near a barn is a hazard nobody needs. We take those trees down safely, even when they're tight to an outbuilding, and grind out the stumps so you can run equipment right over the spot.

When a tree's got you second-guessing but you're not sure it's a real problem, we'll come assess the risk and give you a straight answer instead of a sales pitch.

Fence lines, windbreaks, and field corners

The heavy-clearing work is where we earn our keep around Ithaca. We clear lots and fence lines of brush, scrub, and small trees so you can fence, plant, or build — whether it's a corner that's grown up wild or a whole parcel that needs opening up. Old windbreaks get attention too: we pull the dead spruce and pine out of the row, trim up the ones still standing, and keep the wall of trees doing what it was planted to do. And when a storm drops something across the lane, our emergency crew clears it so you can get the equipment moving.

Ithaca keeps us close to the rest of our Gratiot County work. We're up in Alma and St. Louis constantly, and south into St. Johns most weeks.

Why Ithaca calls a family outfit

Farm folks don't have patience for runaround, and that suits us fine. What our customers here tell people is that we show up when we say we will, we quote fair, and we get the job done in a day when a day is what it takes. We're careful around the buildings and the wires, and we clean up the brush and wood so you're not left with a burn pile you didn't ask for. That's how a family shop earns steady work out on the section roads.

Got a fence line closing in, a dead windbreak, or a big tree too close to the barn? Let's knock it out. Call Hayworth Tree Service at (208) 635-2100 and we'll come walk the property and give you a free estimate.