Gladwin County · Mid-Michigan
Hazard tree removal, technical climbing, controlled rigging, and 24/7 storm response across Gladwin County. Owner on every job.
Gladwin County arborist
Gladwin County is 30 to 40 minutes north of Midland, in the headwaters of the Tittabawassee. We service Gladwin, Beaverton, and the townships around them — a county that is more forest and farmland than town.
Gladwin County is a forestry customer base. Larger lot sizes, mature pine and aspen stands, and hardwood woodlots that need selective removal rather than clear-cutting. We do a lot of windbreak thinning here, and a lot of work for people who bought land with trees on it and now need a driveway cut through, a fence line opened up, or a building site cleared. Site access on unpaved roads is routine for us.
Services
Behind fences, narrow gates, side yards.
Dead, dying, leaning trees, controlled rigging.
TCIA-certified, manual rope-access work.
24/7 emergency callout.
Lift trees off houses with manual rigging.
To ANSI A300 best practices.
Saw, tractor, debris haul.
Proactive limb removal before storm season.
On-site, climb if we need to.
Cities & townships in Gladwin County
A small forestry town. Pine, aspen, and red oak removals on the larger lots.
Village on the Tobacco River. A lot of windbreak thinning in the farmland around it.
Northern Gladwin County — forest, farmland, and larger rural parcels.
Central Gladwin County. Farm ground, woodlots, and the villages of Highwood and Wagarville
