Hurst Tree Service

About Hurst Tree Service

Late September in Baroda comes in smelling of crushed fruit, with the lake close enough west to hold the frost off a night or two longer than it should. Hurst Tree Service keeps to those hillsides and the yards along Hickory Creek. The work is tree removal when a windbreak oak has finally gone hollow, tree trimming to keep light moving down a row, and pruning done for shape and for clearance, cut by cut. Weather that crosses the water arrives here all at once, so storm damage cleanup is often a same-week affair: limbs off the roofline, the brush run through the chipper, the drive open by dark. What a clean cut earns you is invisible for a season and then obvious — the wound closed over, the tree still standing.