RoKa Outdoor Tree Service & Landscaping

About RoKa Outdoor Tree Service & Landscaping

Out past Ritchey Woods, where the oaks and shagbark hickories go bare by November, a tree crew learns to watch a winter storm differently than most — they're reading the branches as much as the driveway. RoKa spends its summers taking down deadwood and shaping the trees that line half of Fishers' older streets, and that same eye for a property carries into snow season: they know which driveways sit under a canopy that keeps dropping its own load of ice long after the storm itself has passed. Clearing a drive here often means going back out for a second pass, once the trees let go of what they've been holding all night. Fishers' newer subdivisions run wide driveways and short walks, and the crew works both with equipment built for hauling brush — heavier duty than a sidewalk shovel. The result is a driveway open down to the pavement, with no surprise pile waiting under the branches the next morning.