Tree Service in Plymouth, MI
Removal, trimming, stump grinding and storm cleanup for Plymouth and Plymouth Township homes.
Free estimates from an independent, local tree company. This site is a referral service.
Tree work in Plymouth and Plymouth Township
Plymouth's older blocks around downtown and Kellogg Park have some of the biggest, oldest street and yard trees in western Wayne County. Big canopies over older homes with detached garages and tight side yards mean many jobs here are climbing and rigging work, not drop-and-chip. If you're in the City of Plymouth, the trees near the street may be city trees. If you're in Plymouth Township, it's a different local government, so check with the right one before cutting near the road.
Common requests in Plymouth
- Crown cleaning and deadwood removal on large, mature shade trees
- Removals in tight side yards where pieces have to be lowered by rope
- Roof clearance on older homes with big overhanging limbs
- Stump grinding for replanting in established yards
Services available in Plymouth
Before you hire anyone, check these five things
- Proof of liability insurance sent from the insurance agent, not just a photo of a card.
- Workers' compensation coverage for the crew. If an uninsured worker is hurt on your property, you could be pulled into it.
- A written estimate that says what happens to the wood, brush and stump, and whether cleanup and haul-away are included.
- How they'll protect your property: rigging plan near the house, mats for the lawn, who pays if a fence or gutter gets hit.
- Arborist credentials if the tree is valuable. ISA Certified Arborist status is voluntary, but it's a good sign for pruning and tree-health calls. You can look up a credential on the ISA website.
Plymouth FAQs
Do you serve all of Plymouth?
We take requests from across Plymouth and Plymouth Township. Your request goes to a local tree company that covers the area. If they can't reach your street, we'll tell you.
How much is tree removal in Plymouth?
Most removals fall between $400 and $1,200 based on national 2026 data, averaging about $850. Big or tight-access trees can cost more. You get a firm price after an on-site look.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Estimates from the tree company are free and there's no obligation.
Other areas we serve
Prefer to talk?
Call and describe the tree. You'll be connected with a local tree company that serves your street.
Free estimates are provided by the tree company. Pricing and scheduling are set by them, not by this website.