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Fully insured and ready to assist you with all your tree removal needs, West Michigan’s tree service businesses are ready to help!
After the storm blew through, did your trees suffer damage? Crews can safely remove the entire tree or just the damaged wood.
Do you have a diseased tree, or a tree which is dying and poses a potential hazard to your property or safety? A team of dedicated workers will come to your rescue and cut down the tree before it causes any harm.
Are you planning to build a house and need your lot cleared for construction? Or perhaps you simply want to remove some trees to create a garden area, or you just want more sunshine. Whether you want dozens of trees removed, or just one tree, call the pros!
If you have acreage which you want thinned out, whether it be to harvest wood for lumber, or to remove trees for the health of the forest, contact West Michigan’s tree experts for an estimate.
Some homeowners can burn through five or ten cords of wood in a season…perhaps even more. You can count on the West Michigan firewood businesses to keep you well supplied with quality wood, so you never need to worry about running out.
Able Tree Service– 2116 E. Apple Ave., Muskegon, MI, 49442, (231) 683-6164
Backyard Tree Service LLC– (231) 794-1008
Beaver Tree Service LLC- 8733 Mason Dr., Newaygo, MI, 49337, (231) 652-7274
Bogner Tree Services– 5712 Brookwood Pl., Ludington, MI, 49431, (231) 843-3652
Boon’s Tree Service– 810 E. Filer St., Ludington, MI, 49431, (231) 301-2292
Extreme Trees LLC– 1183 N. Gary St., Ludington, MI, 49431, (231) 590-6639
High Performance Tree Services, Inc.– 571 E. US Hwy 10, Scottville, MI, 49454, (231) 299-9296
Mac’s Tree Service– (231) 757-4573
Perez Tree Service– 7493 S. 64th Ave., Montague, MI, 49437, (231) 894-9069
R&E Tree Service– Montague, MI, 49437, (231) 457-5830
R&S Tree Service– 6025 Hancock Rd., Montague, MI, 49437, (231) 343-0678
Roman Empire Tree, LLC– Wellston, MI, 49689, (231) 859-4260
SOS Tree Service LLC– (231) 690-3211
Totally Trees– 6547 Cherry St., Ludington, MI, 49431, (231) 233-7255
We have created a handy list of seasonal “chores” and suggestions for important activities to accomplish season by season.
When it comes to your home, and everything inside that has value, it’s important to keep those it insured with homeowners insurance.
Tree diseases common to the West Michigan area include Oak Wilt Disease, a fungus, and Beech Bark Disease which is caused by insects..
The West Michigan Real Estate Directory is the place to search homes, acreage, businesses for sale, and lakefront property in the area.
Landscape stone and rock can mold the perfect path through your garden, create a new, separate space, and add value to your property.
A rule that everyone should live by: for every tree that is cut down, two more should be planted. Planting trees can save the environment.
Estate sales and auctions make for a great weekend event to take your family hunting for treasures and deals you won’t find anywhere else.
Get the most out of your money by caring for your lawn mower and lawn and garden tools is the best way to keep them in tip top shape.
Screens are fairly simple and inexpensive to fix. With the right materials, you can fix a screen in less than an hour for about $20 or less.
Here are a few maintenance tips to keep your furnace running in top condition and save you extra cost from your pocketbook.
Every year, the Mason-Lake Conservation District offers sales for tree seedlings and for native plants. Take advantage of this great service!
Here are tricks and tips to keep the humidity at a comfortable setting so you can rest well at night, and breathe easy during the day.
We have created a handy list of seasonal “chores” and suggestions for important activities to accomplish season by season.
When it comes to your home, and everything inside that has value, it’s important to keep those it insured with homeowners insurance.
The West Michigan Real Estate Directory is the place to search homes, acreage, businesses for sale, and lakefront property in the area.
Home sales are on the rise, so if you’re thinking about putting your home on the market, now may be the time to make some changes.
If your family produces a large amount of kitchen scraps, why not compost and use them as a natural fertilizer for your garden?
A great way to beat the winter blues is to force bulbs or branches to bloom early. It’s a simple process, and will be sure to lift your mood!