Trees around your home can become a concern when branches crowd the roof, access becomes restricted or a tree is damaged. JPS Tree Service helps homeowners plan tree removal, trimming and tree-related cleanup around houses, garages and driveways.
Trees are part of the property, but their location can create challenges when branches extend toward a roof, a tree becomes damaged or access around the house becomes restricted.
JPS Tree Service helps homeowners discuss the appropriate tree work based on the property, the condition of the tree and the work area.
Whether you are dealing with a tree that needs to be removed, branches that need trimming or storm-related tree debris, the first step is understanding what is happening on your property.
For homeowners who need a tree completely removed from their property.
For branches affecting roofs, driveways, buildings or other areas around the property.
Explain which trees or vegetation are part of the requested clearing.
For tree branches and debris left behind after a storm once immediate hazards have been addressed.
For remaining stumps after tree removal or other stump-grinding projects.
For defined areas requiring tree and vegetation clearing.

Describe the tree, branches or debris that are causing concern.

Provide the address and explain how the work area can be accessed.

Discuss whether the project involves removal, trimming, cleanup, stump grinding or another confirmed service.

Clarify the agreed work, access requirements and handling of branches or wood.

Once the scope and availability are confirmed, coordinate the project.
The residential architecture covers tree removal, tree trimming and pruning, emergency tree service, storm damage cleanup, stump grinding and land & lot clearing.
Residential tree projects can involve trees around houses, garages and driveways. Tell JPS about nearby structures and access when requesting an estimate.
Backyard work depends on property access and the specific project. Tell JPS whether access requires a gate or side yard.
Provide your address, the type of work needed, tree location, access information, nearby structures and photographs when they can be taken safely.
No. You can explain what is happening on your property and discuss the situation with JPS Tree Service to determine the appropriate scope.
If the fallen tree creates an active hazard, call to discuss emergency service availability. If the immediate hazard has been addressed and you need tree-related debris cleanup, see the Storm Damage Cleanup page.
Stump grinding can be discussed separately. It should not automatically be presented as part of every tree removal project.