Tree Service in Bloomer, WI

Bloomer’s trees, in town and on the land around it

Tree work in Bloomer splits into two settings. On the residential streets, shade trees have grown beside houses and garages for decades, and in the older part of town many of them now crowd a roofline or push into the wires. On the farms and acreage across northern Chippewa County, the trees that matter most are working trees, shelterbelts planted to break the wind off the fields, and the fence lines that can disappear under brush in a few seasons. Ash is common in both settings, which matters more than it used to now that emerald ash borer has worked through this part of Wisconsin.

What we handle in Bloomer

The most common call from the older part of town is a tree that has outgrown the spot it was planted in. When it is leaning over the house or growing into the wires, tree removal is the safe answer, and we take it down in sections when there is no room to fell it whole. When the tree is healthy and just needs to come back off the roof or the sidewalk, tree and shrub pruning is often all it takes. After a removal, stump grinding turns the stump into ground you can mow over, and tree planting helps you replace it with something suited to the spot.

If you are not sure a tree needs to come down at all, a tree risk assessment from our certified arborist gives you a straight answer before you pay for the wrong fix, and plant health care can protect trees that are stressed but still worth keeping. Out on the acreage, lot clearing and forestry mowing opens up overgrown fence lines, field edges, and windbreaks that have filled with dead trees, and our storm cleanup crew handles downed and hanging trees after severe weather.

Storms and emerald ash borer around Bloomer

Two problems drive most of the urgent calls we get here. The first is storm damage, when wind drops limbs across a driveway or a pasture and leaves broken branches hanging where you cannot safely reach them. The second is emerald ash borer. Ash killed by the borer turns brittle and unpredictable, and it tends to fail without much warning, so a dead ash standing near a house, a shed, or a farmyard is a job worth scheduling on a calm day.

Bloomer tree service questions

What happens when a tree stands too close to a barn or grain bin to fell whole?
It comes down in pieces. Tight farmstead removals are regular work for us, and we rig each section down when buildings leave no room for error.

Should a dead ash come down before it starts dropping limbs?
Usually, yes. Ash killed by emerald ash borer turns brittle and sheds large limbs without warning, so it is safer to remove it before a storm or a heavy limb makes the choice for you.

Is Bloomer inside your normal service area?
Yes. Our crew is based in Boyd, a short drive from Bloomer, and we work on in-town lots and the surrounding farms alike.

We also provide tree service in Chippewa Falls, Cornell, New Auburn, and other communities across Chippewa County. See all service areas →