Tree Service in Williamston, MI

Williamston's downtown runs on antiques, and the Red Cedar River runs right behind it. Step out of the little shopping district and the town gives way quickly to wooded rural lots and acreage — homes set back in the trees, with woodlots, riverbank, and room to breathe. It's a pretty pocket of eastern Ingham County, and the mix of big riverbank trees and country property makes for a wide range of tree work, from a single hazard over the house to clearing a whole parcel.

Hayworth Tree Service is family-owned, licensed and insured. Rural property is our comfort zone — we grew up on it — and Williamston's country lots are exactly the kind of work we're built for.

Riverbank trees and rural acreage

The big trees along the Red Cedar and scattered through Williamston's woodlots are impressive, and a few always need attention. Riverbank soil holds water and stays soft, which loosens root plates, so a large cottonwood or silver maple leaning toward the water — or toward the house — deserves a look. We prune and trim to clear structures and shed weight off heavy limbs, and when a tree is truly a hazard, our removal service brings it down safely even on soft or sloped ground. If you'd like to fill a gap afterward, we plant and transplant young trees to get the next generation started.

Clearing land and reclaiming a lot

Country property often comes with country tree jobs. Maybe you're opening a wooded parcel to build, squaring up a field edge, or taking back a lot that's grown up thick with brush and scrub. Our lot and land clearing takes out the trees and undergrowth, chips and hauls the debris, and leaves you clean, usable ground. Pair it with stump grinding and there's nothing left to work around.

Services Williamston property owners use

• Lot and land clearing for building, farming, or reclaiming ground
• Tree removal for riverbank and yard hazards
• Trimming and pruning to keep country trees healthy
• Stump grinding and tree planting to finish the job

We work the whole eastern side of the county and beyond, so we're often over in Okemos, down in Mason, or east toward Perry.

The crew country neighbors call

Williamston folks appreciate a crew that shows up when it says it will, and that's us: a fast free estimate, a fair and honest price, careful work around the house and the wires, and a site left clean — wood hauled, brush gone. Family-owned means we stand behind every job, whether it's one tree or twenty acres.

Got a hazard by the river or a lot to clear? Call Hayworth Tree Service at (208) 635-2100 for a free estimate and we'll come take a look.