Bluegrass Tree & Lawn
★ 5 (200)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Columbus, Ohio
Storm damage in Columbus, Ohio often leaves homeowners facing a fallen tree on a roof, driveway, or fence. This directory lists 20 tree service contractors for emergency tree removal, and 14 of those listings have an address in this city. Some listed businesses are based in Reynoldsburg, Grove City, or New Albany.
Tree Services Near Columbus
Sykes Tree Service
★ 5 (117)Tree service
Duffey Tree Care
★ 5 (139)Tree service
Real sky tree services llc
★ 5 (135)Tree service
Columbus Tree Care
★ 5 (99)Tree service
Challengers Tree Service
★ 4.9 (279)Tree service
Columbus Tree Services
★ 4.9 (142)Tree service
Basic Tree Care | Columbus Tree Cutting & Removal
★ 4.8 (129)Tree service
Scotts Tree Experts
★ 4.6 (407)Tree service
Premier Tree Specialists
★ 4.5 (85)Tree service
Wright Way Tree Care
★ 5 (59)Tree service
A Woman's Touch Tree Care LLC.
★ 4.8 (60)Tree service
Ohio Tree Care
★ 4.9 (35)Tree service
Jacob Sauer Tree Care
★ 4.6 (43)Tree service
Penningtons Tree Service-Columbus, Ohio
★ 5 (25)Tree service
Eddie's Tree Service, LLC
★ 5 (7)Tree service
A.S.H LLC Tree Service
★ 4.7 (18)Tree service
Columbus Tree Service Experts
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Trapper's Tree Service
★ 4.9 (133)Tree service
Capital Tree Service LLC
★ 5 (16)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if a fallen tree is touching power lines near Columbus?
Stay far away from the tree and anything it is touching, including fences, vehicles, and the ground around downed lines. Do not try to move limbs or cut anything. Call the utility that owns the lines or 911 right away, and keep everyone, including pets, back until the utility says the area is safe.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Columbus, Ohio?
Tree removal rules vary by city and by the tree's location, size, and condition, so check with the city or county before any work starts. Some areas require a permit for removing certain trees, especially in rights of way or protected zones. A qualified local tree service can usually explain what is typically needed for your property.
What usually happens to the tree and debris after removal?
After the tree is down, crews often cut it into sections, chip smaller branches, and load the wood. The trunk and larger pieces may be left for you, cut into firewood, or hauled away for an extra charge. Ask the company beforehand what is included, since debris handling often depends on the job and the equipment on site.