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Tree Removal & Tree Service in Green Bay, WI
Dangerous & large trees taken down right - on the tightest city lots
Green Bay's older neighborhoods grew up under silver maples, oaks, and ash that are now decades past their prime. When one of them starts shedding limbs over a roofline, splitting at a trunk union, or leaning toward a service drop, it stops being shade and starts being a liability. That's the work we specialize in: reading the lean and the stress, rigging it right, and bringing the tree down in controlled sections - even on a city lot where there's no room to drop anything whole.
The emerald ash borer has left standing dead ash all over the Green Bay area, and dead ash gets brittle fast - it doesn't bend in a windstorm, it snaps. Between that and the fronts that roll in off the bay, plenty of Green Bay homeowners are one gust away from an insurance claim. If you've got a dead or dying tree within reach of your house, garage, fence, or a neighbor's property, it's worth an estimate now rather than a cleanup later.
We show up when we say we will, keep the job site tight in close quarters - your landscaping, your neighbor's fence, the cars on the street - and haul away everything we cut. Estimates are free, the work is fully insured, and you can reach us by call or text.
One thing Green Bay work teaches fast: access decides the method. Alley lots off the older streets, garages built lot-line to lot-line, and overhead services crossing the back yard all mean the tree usually comes down over something that matters. That's why we lean on the spider lift and sectional rigging instead of hoping there's room to fell - and why the estimate happens on-site, looking at your actual access, not from a satellite photo. Between the city neighborhoods, the suburbs from Howard to De Pere, and the rural edges of Brown County, most of what we remove here never gets the chance to fall on its own.
“Professional, knowledgeable, and very proficient. I would recommend them to anyone looking to have trees removed or trimmed.”
- Shawn · Google review
Tree services we provide in Green Bay
- Emergency tree removal - storm-hit and hazard trees, day or night
- Dangerous tree removal - leaning, split, or dead trees over structures
- Large tree removal - crane and spider-lift work in tight yards
- Storm damage cleanup - cutting, chipping, and full haul-away
- Tree Trimming - deadwood out, canopies lifted off the roof
- Stump grinding - ground below grade, chips cleaned up
- Land clearing - lots opened up for building or a cleaner line
- Debris removal - every log, limb, and brush pile gone
Common questions
Which parts of the Green Bay area do you cover?
All of it - the city itself plus the surrounding communities: De Pere, Howard, Suamico, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, Bellevue, and the rural parts of Brown County. Practically, anything inside a 30-40 minute run of the city is routine - which covers all of Brown County and the edges of Kewaunee and Oconto counties. If you're unsure, ask; the answer is almost always yes.
Can you remove a tree from a small city backyard?
Yes - that's most of our Green Bay work. The spider lift fits through standard gates, and sectional rigging brings the tree down over fences, sheds, and gardens without touching them. The genuinely landlocked yards - no gate, no alley - are still workable: pieces get rigged over the house and carried through, it just takes more hands and shows up in the estimate honestly.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Green Bay?
On your own private property, generally no for a hazard removal - but terrace trees between sidewalk and street belong to the city. If a tree sits near the right-of-way, we'll flag it during the estimate. Green Bay's forestry ordinance protects street and terrace trees, not private yard trees. The giveaway is location: between sidewalk and curb is the city's; inside your lot line is yours.
Do you remove dead ash trees?
Constantly - the emerald ash borer left dead ash all over Brown County, and dead ash gets brittle and unpredictable fast. If yours is within reach of anything you care about, don't give it another windstorm. Brown County's ash population went from street-lining staple to standing hazard inside a decade. The practical advice: a dead ash within a tree-length of anything valuable should be this season's project, because brittle ash sheds limbs long before it falls whole.
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