Removing debris and damaged trees after storms or other natural events.
Diagnosing diseases, pests, or other health issues affecting trees and recommending treatment.
Expertly planting trees in the best location for optimal growth and appearance.
Mother nature blesses us with trees and shrubs to protect and care for us, but we get maximum care and protection from them if we care for and protect them as well. Through our commitment to protecting trees and shrubs, we plant, nurture and perform essential tree trimming and tree removal services to make trees thrive and keep our environment safe.
At County Line Tree Service, we understand this reciprocal relationship between humans and plants. While they provide us with valuable resources, our ISA-certified arborists are ready to bear the responsibility to care for and protect trees for homeowners and business owners in Amelia, OH.
Our tree services are comprehensive and are designed to make trees thrive well all year round. Our services revolve around environmentally friendly methods of planting and removing trees, nurturing them, and protecting them against harsh weather conditions, pests, and diseases.
Our tree health care services keep plants in an optimal condition from the moment of planting them (landscaping) till removing them safely if need be. Our health services include fertilization, pest and disease management, soil and plant tissue assessment, and more.
Our tree trimming and pruning services are primarily focused on keeping your tree structure strong to help it grow robustly and, in a way, improve the tree's health and prevent it from failing. We are equipped with the right tools to inspect trees and innovative techniques to prune and trim trees to perfection. Our techniques includes the following:
While trees protect us, they may turn into a threat when they start to compete for space, become diseased, or pose harm to people and property. If these trees can’t be restored, it is ideal to remove them.
For a safe tree removal that won’t destroy property, our experienced professionals have the knowledge to remove all kinds of trees, no matter the size. With the aid of a crane, we cut down tall trees into sections down to the stump.
Part of our tree removal service includes stump removal. Whether we cut a tree down to a stump or you have a hazardous stump in your yard, we have stump grinders to remove it completely.
After storms, there's a risk of tree branches failing, becoming damaged, or trees leaning towards valuable projects and properties. Leaning and fallen trees blocking roads are things of concern, which leaves people frustrated on how to get rid of fallen trees or restore leaning trees before they get damaged completely. Countyline is a tree service you can trust in Amelia, OH to attend to such emergency cases.
We are available 24/7 to respond swiftly to emergency cases, and we leave your place debris-free after restoring things to order.
Tree services are a delicate job that needs to be handled by a professional. Tree services might appear as an easy task but can be risky if not done properly. As a result, it is important you hire trained professionals from County Line Tree Service to handle tree care service well and safely.
For a safe and efficient tree service, our experts and specialists start work by conducting a thorough assessment and inspection on trees before work is done to ensure they flourish without posing any potential danger or hazard.
We have laid a legacy of providing homes and businesses with healthy, robust trees and shrubs to beautify yards and landscapes in an environmentally friendly way and at an affordable price. However, we present some of the most frequently asked questions by our client below.
It is amazing to find a tree company that prioritizes saving trees rather than cutting them down. It was fascinating to watch the Countyline crew install cables and rods to restore my oak tree that is showing a sign of weakness.
I love the Countyline Tree Service approach to providing solutions to tree issues. They took samples of my plant and soil from my yard, sent them to a lab, and tailored their fertilization and treatment recommendations specifically for my yard.
After a storm, I had tree branches scattered everywhere, and one large branch was dangerously hanging over my driveway. County Line Tree Service not only arrived quickly, but they also had the expertise to stabilize and prune the tree without needing to remove it entirely.
Amelia was not officially platted. The area was originally called Milltown, later shortened to Milton. However, when a post office was established in 1836, there was already a Milton Post Office in the state. Various accounts state that the post office was named Amelia after Amelia Bowdoin, a well known and popular tollkeeper on the Ohio Turnpike (present-day State Route 125). Her home is now known as the Amelia Bowdoin House and stands at 94 West Main Street, across the street from its original location. However, there is no census record of an Amelia Bowdoin; Amelia may have been a corruption of the name of Armilla Bodin, the wife of a tollkeeper. Amelia was incorporated as a village on December 20, 1900.
Zip Codes in Amelia, OH that we also serve: 45102
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