Why Choose Us: Professional Tree Services in St. Cloud

Professional Tree Care in St Cloud

To ensure the vitality and aesthetic value of your trees, selecting the appropriate tree service provider is essential. At St Cloud Tree Service, we provide unmatched expertise and commitment to help your trees flourish in all seasons of Minnesota's environment. Our squad of certified arborists boasts extensive experience and are specifically trained to know the local tree species, which is why we are the top choice for tree care in all of Stearns County.

Extensive Tree Care Solutions

We offer an extensive array of tree services, such as removal, pruning, lot clearing, and emergency storm response. Our experienced professionals are prepared to manage any situation, whether you're seeking regular maintenance or facing a tree emergency, with expertise and attention to detail. Our all-inclusive services aim to improve the health, safety, and visual charm of your landscape.

Safety Comes First

Safety is our top priority. We use state-of-the-art equipment and follow industry best practices to ensure the safety of our team, your property, and your trees. Our efficient techniques minimize disruption to your property and guarantee a clean, tidy finish. You can trust us to handle your tree care needs with the utmost professionalism and respect for your home and environment.

Competitive Pricing

We believe in providing top-quality tree services at competitive and affordable prices. Our transparent pricing ensures you know exactly what to expect, with no hidden fees or surprises. Our estimates are completely free and we offer detailed quotes, so you can make informed decisions about your tree care needs. Our goal is to provide exceptional value without compromising on quality.



Customer Satisfaction

The core of our mission lies in customer satisfaction. We take great pride in delivering outstanding customer service and consistently going above and beyond to exceed your expectations. From consultation to project completion, we collaborate closely with you to fulfill your needs and offer tailored solutions. Our approachable and knowledgeable team is always available to address your inquiries and offer expert guidance.

St. Cloud, Minnesota is home to a variety of tree species that thrive in its unique climate and soil conditions. Understanding these species is essential for proper care and maintenance, ensuring healthy urban forests.

American Elm (Ulmus americana)

The American Elm is characterized by its tall, stately form and serrated leaves. This tree is native to Minnesota and can grow up to 100 feet high, making it a popular choice for shade. It's best to prune this tree in late winter or early spring to avoid disease. Always keep an eye out for signs of Dutch Elm disease, which include wilting and leaf and bark discoloration. If you see these symptoms, take immediate action to save your tree.

Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra)

The Northern Red Oak is known for its vibrant fall color and strong wood. This tree can reach heights of 60 to 75 feet and is suitable for larger residential properties. This tree prefers well-draining soils rich in organic matter and mulching around the base can help facilitate this by retaining moisture. Also be on the lookout for pests like the oak bark beetle, the infestation of which can be identified by frass and white boring dust on the ground as well as by the presence of inner bark galleries.

Silver Maple (Acer saccharinum)

Silver Maple trees are recognized for their rapid growth and adaptability. They can reach up to 50 to 60 feet in height, offering excellent shade. These should be planted in areas with full sun to partial shade and be provided with consistent moisture, especially during dry spells. The roots of this tree can extend considerable lengths, so be aware that roots closer to the surface may disrupt lawns or nearby sidewalks.

Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh)

The Green Ash is a hardy tree known for its resilience in various conditions. It typically stands between 40 to 60 feet tall and offers a pleasing green foliage. Light pruning is often recommended in late spring to maintain their shape. The most common pest issue with this tree is the emerald ash borer, which eat away the inner bark which can kill the tree if not treated in time.

Box Elder (Acer negundo)

Box Elder trees are a hardy, drought-resistant trees that grow very quickly. They can reach anywhere from 32 to 80 feet tall. However, because the tree grows so fast, box elder wood is relatively flimsy and older trees are often consequently susceptible to storm damage. These trees are very low maintenance when it comes to watering, but proper mulching is still recommended once a year.

Proper watering, pruning, and disease management are crucial for the health and longevity of these trees as well as avoiding costly treatments. Understanding these local species allows for more effective maintenance and care. Good practices ensure these trees not only survive but continue to contribute to the beauty and health of the St. Cloud area and the rest of the Midwest.