Tree Service in Perry, MI

Perry sits right on I-69, roughly halfway between Lansing and Flint, which makes it a commuter town with one foot in the suburbs and the other out in the country. Drive its neighborhoods and you'll pass tidy yards shaded by maple and spruce; drive five minutes past them and you're among the woodlots, fence rows, and farm parcels of southern Shiawassee County. We work both, and the trees ask for different things depending on which side of that line they stand on.

Hayworth Tree Service is family-owned, licensed and insured, and Perry's mix suits how we're built — equally at home threading a tree out of a subdivision back yard or clearing a mile of grown-up fence line. Steve learned this trade from his dad on ground just like this.

Between two cities, a lot of trees

In town, the calls are mostly maintenance and the occasional hazard: pruning a yard maple to clear deadwood and lift it off the roof, or taking down a tree that's dead, split, or crowding the house. On tight lots near the I-69 interchange, careful rigging is the difference between a clean job and a claim, so we lower everything by rope rather than dropping it. When the wind rips through off the open interstate corridor, our emergency crew is who you call to get a limb off the drive. And because so many people here commute, we're used to working around a schedule — we can look the tree over while you're at work and walk you through the plan by phone that evening.

Ash trouble and country lots

Out on the parcels, the emerald ash borer has left its mark like it has all over Mid-Michigan — rows of gray, bare ash that have died standing and turned brittle. We remove dead and dying ash before they shed limbs or drop their tops, and for the ones still healthy enough to save, we can treat for the borer and other pests. We'll tell you flat out which of your ash are worth protecting and which are already too far gone, so you're not paying to treat a tree that won't pull through. Bigger jobs mean clearing whole lots and fence lines of brush and scrub so the ground's usable again. Once the trees are down, we grind the stumps so you can run a mower or a tractor straight over them.

Perry keeps us moving across a few counties' worth of neighbors. We're up in Laingsburg and Owosso often, and west into Williamston most weeks.

Why Perry keeps our number handy

Commuters don't have time to chase a tree crew, so we make it easy: we answer, we come look fast, and we quote a fair price you can hold us to. People here tell their neighbors that we're careful where it matters — around the house, around the wires — and that we clean up the wood and brush so thoroughly the yard looks better than when we pulled in. That's the whole pitch, and it keeps the phone ringing.

Dead ash, an overgrown lot, or a tree too close to the house? Let's get it handled before it turns into a bigger problem. Call Hayworth Tree Service at (208) 635-2100 for a free, no-obligation estimate.