Commercial tree service, Washington Court House, Ohio. Grounds trimmed. Land cleared. Your schedule.

JP's Trees works for businesses, campuses, farms and lake communities within about an hour of Washington Court House: removals and recurring trimming on business grounds, forestry mulching for rights of way and fence rows, and cleanup that leaves the site ready to use. Jon is on every job.

Call Jon to walk the site See the bigger jobs
A campus entrance road and lawn with freshly seeded patches where large trees stood.
Eighteen large trees along a campus entrance, worked on weekends, then graded and seeded.
A bucket truck with a chip box parked on the lawn beside a large shade tree, in front of a glass-front business building with a flag flying.
On a business property, bucket truck set up under a big shade tree.
What we handle

From one problem tree to a mile of fence line.

Grounds and buildings

  • Removals right up against buildings, barns and fences
  • Recurring trimming for businesses, campuses, lake communities and playgrounds
  • Stumps ground, the ground graded and seeded after

Land clearing and forestry mulching

  • Rights of way and fence rows
  • Building lots, hillsides and creek banks
  • Mulched in place, or cleared and cleaned up

Storms and lines

  • Trees on buildings, vehicles and roads first, in order of danger
  • Trees grown into service lines and alongside high-voltage lines
  • If a line is down or touching the tree, the power company handles the line first
Recent commercial and land jobs

What the bigger jobs look like.

Every photo on this page is from a JP's Trees job.

A wide lane of freshly mulched ground running between tree lines, with a tracked mulcher at the far end.
A right of way, 1,100 feet by 50, mulched and cleared with 22 larger trees and stumps in three days.
Cut brush and limbs piled on a steep, overgrown creek bank while the clearing is under way.
During: a steep creek bank partway through clearing. The customer wanted a view.
The same hillside cleared of brush, with grass and a view through the remaining trees.
After: the same bank finished, with the view opened up.
A cleared lane along a fence line with mulched ground.
Almost half a mile of fence row cleared ahead of a herd of cattle.
A bare elm standing close to overhead power lines.
A big elm grown up into the lines. One of the tough ones.
How it works

One crew, one person to call, the scope in writing.

Walk the site

Call Jon. He comes out, walks the property with whoever is in charge, and looks at every tree, how the truck gets to it and what's close to it before he gives a price.

The scope in writing

  • Which trees, and what's being done to each
  • Whether stumps are ground, and how far down
  • What gets hauled away, and what stays as logs or firewood
  • Cleanup, and any grading or seeding

Around your hours

Weekend work so a campus or a business keeps running. Multi-week projects, like the campus entrance, stay with the same crew from the first tree to the last seed, and Jon is on every one of them.

Where we work

Within about an hour of Washington Court House.

All of Fayette County and the counties around it: Pickaway, Ross, Highland, Clinton, Greene and Madison, plus Columbus and Grove City.

Home base

Washington Court House, Jeffersonville, Bloomingburg and the rest of Fayette County

Toward Columbus

Mount Sterling, London, Commercial Point, Ashville, Grove City, Columbus

Toward Chillicothe

Williamsport, Frankfort, Circleville, Kingston, Chillicothe

Toward Dayton

Jamestown, Cedarville, Xenia, Yellow Springs, Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Fairborn

Toward Wilmington and Hillsboro

Sabina, Leesburg, Greenfield, New Vienna, Wilmington, Hillsboro, Waynesville, Lynchburg, Blanchester

Questions businesses ask

Straight answers.

Do you work for businesses, HOAs and parks?

Yes. Recurring trimming for a business property in Columbus, a multi-week removal along a campus entrance done on weekends, lake community and playground trees. Jon schedules around your hours.

Do you clear lots, fence rows and rights of way?

Yes. Forestry mulching and clearing for fence rows, rights of way, building lots, hillsides and creek banks. Recent jobs run from a mile of horse fence to a three-acre thicket and a right of way 1,100 feet long.

Do you give written estimates?

Yes. Ask for the scope in writing: which trees, what work, stump or no stump, what's hauled away. That's what you should compare between any two quotes.

Can you work near power lines?

Jon has taken down trees grown into service lines and alongside high-voltage lines. If a line is down or touching the tree, the power company has to deal with the line first.

How soon can you come after a storm?

Emergency trees on houses, vehicles and roads come first, in order of danger. Everything else follows as fast as the crew can get there. After a big storm that can take days, but every call gets answered.

Walk the site with Jon
(614) 582-9056
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Call Jon directly. If nobody picks up, he's probably up a tree. Leave your name, the property's town and what needs doing.

Jon posts most jobs on Facebook, where you can also message him a few photos of the site for a rough idea.

Based in Washington Court House, Ohio. Homeowner? The home page covers removals, trimming, stumps and storm damage.