L&C Tree RemovalRiver-bottom cottonwoods
The Credit River and the Minnesota River bottoms grow big cottonwoods fast — and they come down just as fast in a storm. We remove storm-damaged and dead cottonwoods in the low areas around Savage before they land on fences, sheds, and trails.
Older trees in the Hamilton District
Savage's older neighborhoods, including the Hamilton District and the streets off Highway 13, have mature trees that are aging out — dead ash from emerald ash borer, hollow maples, oaks with split trunks. We take them down safely and leave the site clean.
Common calls in Savage
- Storm-damaged cottonwoods near the river
- Dead ash killed by emerald ash borer
- Hollow or leaning trees near homes
- Trees crowding garages and driveways
How it works
Savage tree questions, answered
What is the Hamilton District in Savage?
Savage's older neighborhoods, including the Hamilton area — the town's original settlement, before it was renamed for Dan Patch, the famous racehorse — have mature trees that are aging out: dead ash from emerald ash borer, hollow maples, oaks with split trunks. We take them down safely and leave the site clean.
What grows along the Credit River?
Big cottonwoods, fast. The Credit River and the Minnesota River bottoms grow cottonwoods that come down just as fast in a storm. Low-area cottonwoods fail fast in storms — if one is already leaning toward a fence, shed, or trail, get it quoted before it lands.
Do you handle storm damage in Savage?
Yes, any hour. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — a split oak or a cottonwood across the driveway cannot wait until Monday.
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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