Do you give estimates from photos?

No. Every estimate is done on-site so we can see the tree, access, and what's around it. For storm calls, photos can help us know what we're walking into, but the estimate still happens in person.

Should I remove my tree or just trim it?

It depends on the tree's condition, lean, decay, and what it could hit. Trimming solves many problems; removal makes more sense when a tree is dead, badly decayed, or structurally split. We'll walk you through the options at the estimate. More: Hazardous Trees in De Pere: When Removal Beats Trimming.

Can you come out after a storm?

Yes. For after-hours storm emergencies, call or text (920) 873-1936. Keep people and pets away from hanging limbs and anything near power lines until help arrives.

Can you provide proof of insurance?

Yes, we can provide proof of insurance and a certificate of insurance when requested.

Roots and Restoration LLC

Tree Removal Services in Appleton

We remove dead, diseased, leaning, and hazardous trees, including trees close to houses, garages, fences, and power lines. Where space is tight, we take trees down in sections instead of dropping them whole. Stump grinding, brush removal, and cleanup of agreed-upon debris can be added to the same job.

Tree Trimming & Pruning in Appleton

Not every problem tree needs to come down. Trimming can remove dead wood, lift branches off a roof or driveway, open up sight lines, and reduce weight on long limbs that tend to fail in wind or ice. We clean, balance, and shape trees while keeping healthy branches. If trimming won't make a tree safe, we'll tell you so and explain why.

Storm Damage Tree Repair & Cleanup

Wind, summer thunderstorms, and ice loads can leave split trunks, hanging limbs, and trees resting on structures. Stay clear of anything touching a power line and call the utility first. For hanging limbs, trees on a roof, or blocked driveways, call or text (920) 873-1936, including after hours. We clear fallen limbs, remove damaged trees, and haul storm debris. See: After the Wind: Safe Steps Before a Tree Crew Arrives.

What to Expect

On-site visit: we look at the tree, access, nearby structures, and risks. Estimates are on-site only, not from photos.
Clear recommendation and estimate for the safest approach — removal, trimming, or a mix.
Approval and scheduling. Financing is available for qualified customers.
The work: our team protects your home, vehicles, and landscaping and completes agreed cleanup.
Payment on completion unless financing was arranged in advance.

Areas We Serve Around Appleton

We work across Appleton, including older neighborhoods with mature canopy, tight backyards with limited access, and newer Grand Chute and Fox Crossing subdivisions, plus Grand Chute, Kimberly, Little Chute, Kaukauna, Menasha and Neenah. Other local pages: Green Bay; De Pere; Oshkosh.

Appleton Tree Service FAQs

Do you give estimates from photos?: No. Every estimate is done on-site so we can see the tree, access, and what's around it. For storm calls, photos can help us know what we're walking into, but the estimate still happens in person.
Should I remove my tree or just trim it?: It depends on the tree's condition, lean, decay, and what it could hit. Trimming solves many problems; removal makes more sense when a tree is dead, badly decayed, or structurally split. We'll walk you through the options at the estimate. More: Hazardous Trees in De Pere: When Removal Beats Trimming.
Can you come out after a storm?: Yes. For after-hours storm emergencies, call or text (920) 873-1936. Keep people and pets away from hanging limbs and anything near power lines until help arrives.
Can you provide proof of insurance?: Yes, we can provide proof of insurance and a certificate of insurance when requested.

Tree Removal in Appleton, WI