River-bottom cottonwoods
Down by the Minnesota River, cottonwoods grow huge and come down hard in storms. We remove storm-damaged and dead cottonwoods in the river bottoms around Carver before they take out fences, trails, and outbuildings.
Old shade trees in the historic district
Carver's historic downtown has old shade trees that are aging out — and emerald ash borer has killed ash all over town, including the neighborhoods off Jonathan Carver Parkway and the bluffs above the Minnesota River. Dead ash is brittle; taking it down safely is our specialty.
Common calls in Carver
- Storm-damaged cottonwoods near the river
- Dead ash killed by emerald ash borer
- Aging shade trees in the historic district
- Trees leaning over homes and garages
How it works

Carver tree questions, answered
Do you work in Carver's historic district?
Yes. Carver's historic downtown has old shade trees that are aging out, and the lots are tight. We take trees down in sections and haul everything out without tearing up the street or the yard.
What about the river-bottom cottonwoods?
Down by the Minnesota River, cottonwoods grow huge and come down hard in storms. River-bottom trees fail hardest in storms, so a cottonwood near a fence, trail, or outbuilding is worth a photo and a quote before it becomes an emergency.
Is emerald ash borer in Carver?
Yes — it has killed ash all over town, including the neighborhoods off Jonathan Carver Parkway and the bluffs above the Minnesota River. Dead ash is brittle; taking it down safely is our specialty.
Related services
- Storm damage cleanup — fallen trees and limbs cleared fast, 24/7.
- Dead ash removal — our specialty; emerald ash borer kills, we remove.
- Land clearing — lots, brush, and site prep.
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