Tree Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Tree services trim, prune and remove trees and clean up after storms. Arborists assess tree health and structure, and crews use climbing gear, lifts and cranes to work safely around homes and power lines.

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Common tree services include:

  • Pruning and trimming
  • Tree removal
  • Stump grinding and removal
  • Storm damage cleanup
  • Tree health assessments

Call a tree service when branches hang over the roof, a tree leans, cracks or looks diseased, or storm damage leaves limbs down. Lines near trees should only be handled by qualified crews or the utility.

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Fort Wayne, IN Tree Services

Wheatcraft Tree and Lawn is a family-owned-and-operated business founded by Jim and Dave Wheatcraft in 1982 and based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The company provides full-service tree and landscaping solutions including tree removal (to the roots), stump grinding, residential tree trimming, brush chipping, lot clearing, Bobcat services, equipment rental, firewood, landscape repair, trucking, and emergency after-hours tree removal. Wheatcraft Tree and Lawn operates a fleet that includes bucket trucks, chippers, and Bobcats, offers free estimates, serves Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, and emphasizes customer satisfaction, safety, high-quality workmanship, and competitive rates.

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Tree Service Questions and Answers

What does a tree service do?

A tree service prunes and trims trees, removes dead or hazardous trees, grinds stumps and cleans up storm damage. Many employ arborists who assess tree health and recommend care.

Should I hire a certified arborist?

An arborist is trained in tree biology and care, which helps for pruning decisions and health assessments. Some hold certification from the International Society of Arboriculture, which you can ask about.

How do I choose a tree service?

Ask how the crew will protect your home and landscaping, whether cleanup and stump grinding are included, and confirm the company carries liability and workers' compensation insurance. Be cautious of anyone recommending topping trees.

What affects the cost of tree work?

Cost depends on the tree's size, species and condition, how close it is to structures or power lines, access for equipment, the number of trees, stump grinding and debris hauling.

How should I prepare for tree work?

Move vehicles, outdoor furniture and decor away from the work area, and secure pets. Point out septic systems, irrigation and fragile plantings, and check whether permits are needed to remove trees in your area.