Anstead Landscaping & Tree Services, LLC
Offering 24-hour emergency services, the company works from Gibsonburg and also covers Toledo. Land clearing and hardwood firewood are among its other services.
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Storm and tree damage in Toledo
Arborists and roofers for storm damage.
12 pros in Toledo
Storm work in Toledo often follows winter. Six of the city's ten biggest snow events have happened in the last 20 years, and early February 2022 brought over a foot of snow. Normal snowfall is 12.3 inches in January and 10.2 inches in February, with a normal January high of 34.7°F and low of 20.3°F. Heavy, repeated snow and freezing nights can leave limbs strained and roofs in need of repair. The city also has a firm rule on roofing: new roof coverings require a permit, and if the work is contracted, the contractor must be involved in the permit process, with inspections as part of it. Before you hire for tree removal, storm clean-up or roof repairs, ask who will apply for the permit and how inspections will be handled. A full tear-off replacement is applied for online, entered per structure. Ask for the scope in writing, including debris haul-away, and confirm who is responsible for each step.
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Des Moines Landscaping
This landscaping firm handles emergency tree work, tree removal, pruning and trimming, and stump grinding, and it is open 24 hours, every day.
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Ever Ready Tree Service
Operating since 2018 from Ida, the company handles tree removal, pruning and trimming, and stump grinding. Free estimates are offered.
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Resurrection Tree Service
Around Monroe, Dundee, Ida and Temperance, the family-owned company removes trees, prunes them and grinds stumps.
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Livingston Tree Service
Founded in 2007, the company is based in Swanton and also covers Toledo and Holland. Emergency tree work and storm damage jobs are handled day and night.
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Sidonian Tree Service
Family-owned and founded in 2015, the company specializes in emergency tree removal when trees threaten property. It works across Toledo, Perrysburg, Rossford and Sylvania.
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Big Swing Tree Service LLC
Open 24 hours a day, every day, the company covers tree removal, pruning and stump grinding in Toledo. Storm damage work is also part of its service.
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Steve’s Tree Services, Landscape, Hauling & Excavating
Crane-assisted removal of hard-to-reach trees is the focus here. The company is open around the clock, every day, and serves Toledo, Perrysburg, Holland and Sylvania.
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Cress Tree Service
Based in Dundee, the business removes trees and grinds stumps, with work across Monroe and Petersburg.
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Hansen’s Tree & Crane Service LLC
Working around Perrysburg, the family-owned company offers tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and crane services. Tree health management is also part of its work.
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Team Nelson Services LLC
From its Swanton base, the company focuses on tree removal and is open seven days a week.
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T & J Excavating and Tree Clearing, LLC
Family-owned since 1989, the business works from Holland on tree removal, pruning and trimming, and stump grinding. It also sells wood mulch.
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What to know in Toledo
Six of Toledo's ten biggest snow events have happened in the last 20 years. Early February 2022 brought over a foot of snow.
The August 2003 blackout left 55 million people in eight states and two countries without power. It hit Northwest Ohio hard and sent Toledo into gridlock.
Before you hire
For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
Questions about hiring in Toledo
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Toledo?
Yes. Toledo's guidance says new roof coverings require a permit. If you hire a contractor, the contractor must be involved in the permit process, and inspections are part of it. Ask who will apply and who will schedule the inspections before you sign anything. City of Toledo Building Inspection (source, opens in a new tab)
How is a full roof tear-off permit applied for in Toledo?
A roof replacement with a complete tear-off is applied for online under the Residential Exterior Non-Structural Alt building permit. Roofing is entered per structure, so if you have a house and a detached garage, ask how each will be handled in the application. City of Toledo (source, opens in a new tab)
What should a quote for tree removal or storm clean-up include?
A written quote should describe which trees or limbs are covered, the work method, whether stump grinding and debris haul-away are included, proof of insurance, and the timing. Comparing quotes is easier when each one lists the same scope item by item.
Why does winter matter when planning storm repairs in Toledo?
Snow is a regular factor. Normal snowfall is 12.3 inches in January and 10.2 inches in February, and six of the city's ten biggest snow events came in the last 20 years. Ask contractors how they handle urgent limb removal and temporary roof protection after a heavy snowfall. National Weather Service Cleveland (source, opens in a new tab)