Immediate Tree Services

About Immediate Tree Services

Scott sits on ground so flat that a drainage ditch can run for a mile without a bend, carrying the bootheel's water toward the Mississippi past pin oaks and cottonwoods left standing along the fence lines. Those same trees are why ice storms matter as much here as heavy snow, a branch loaded past its limit can come down across a driveway or a line overnight, and clearing that debris becomes as much a part of winter as plowing the lane underneath it. Fog settles low over the ditches on the coldest mornings, thick enough that a driveway seems to appear out of nowhere as it comes clear. Immediate Tree Services plows the long, ruler-straight lanes that connect farmhouses to the section roads, working the same direction the ditches run, then circles back for any limb the ice has brought down. Flat, open country like this doesn't hide much, and a clean lane against it, fog burning off overhead, is easy to be glad about.