Tree trimming, Washington Court House, Ohio.Good trees, trimmed right.

Raising, thinning and deadwooding the trees you want to keep: busted limbs off the roof, branches back from privacy fences and service lines.

Within about an hour of Washington Court House: Fayette, Pickaway, Ross, Highland, Clinton, Greene and Madison counties, plus Columbus and Grove City.

Call Jon How estimates work
How the job goes

A trim you agreed on, then a clean yard.

01 / Look at the tree

Trim or take down?

Some trees need trimming rather than removal. Jon looks at yours with you and talks through the work before settling the scope and price.

02 / Trim

From the bucket or the rope

The bucket truck goes where it fits. Climbing and ropes reach the rest, around roofs, fences and lines.

03 / Clean up

Brush chipped, yard raked

Brush goes through the chipper and the wood is hauled away or left as agreed.

From the job sites

Crowns raised, deadwood out.

Every photo is from a JP's Trees job. Tap any photo to see it full size.

A bucket truck beside a tall tree whose lower crown has been raised and thinned.
A lower crown raised and thinned from the bucket.
A back yard with a privacy fence, a trimmed tree and overhead lines.
A backyard trim around a privacy fence and the lines overhead.
A view down through tree branches to a crew member in an orange shirt on the lawn below.
From the canopy, looking down at the crew on the lawn.
Two crew members standing under a large tree with a clean, raised crown.
Crown raised and deadwood out. Sometimes they just need dressed up.
A bare elm standing close to overhead power lines.
A big elm up in the hot lines, taken down limb by limb.
A red wood chipper hitched behind a pickup on a lawn.
Brush goes through the chipper, logs get loaded.
The estimate

Know what the price covers.

Ask for the scope in writing

  • Which trees, and what is trimmed on each
  • Limbs over the roof, the driveway or the fence
  • Branches near service lines
  • Cleanup and what gets hauled away

What affects the price

Tree size and number, how close the work is to the house, the fence and the lines, and whether the truck can reach it or it has to be climbed.

A few photos sent through Facebook can give Jon a rough idea. He looks at the site with you before settling the scope and price.

Questions people ask

Straight answers.

How far out are you booked?

It depends on the season and current jobs. Call Jon for the schedule, especially if you want trimming before the leaves come in.

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.

Do you haul everything away?

Yes. Brush goes through the chipper, logs get loaded and hauled. If you'd rather keep the wood for your own stove, say so when Jon looks at the job.

Do you give written estimates?

Yes. Ask for the trees, the work, stump options and haul-away in writing, so you can compare the same work between quotes.

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Get an estimate
(614) 582-9056
Call Jon Message on Facebook

Leave a voicemail with your name, number, town and what needs doing if Jon cannot pick up.

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

Based in Washington Court House, Ohio.