Tip Top Tree Service

About Tip Top Tree Service

Farmers around Torrington planted long rows of trees decades back to break the wind off the fields, and those shelterbelts still do their job in winter, catching drift on the field side while leaving the farmyard behind them relatively clear, which is exactly the pattern Tip Top Tree Service has learned to read before starting a route. A driveway running alongside one of those tree rows gets a lighter pass, since the trees have already done some of the work, while an open approach with no windbreak at all needs the truck to come back twice. The same crew checks the shelterbelt trees themselves after a heavy, wet snow, since a split or broken branch can take out a fence line the plow will need to reach later. Those tree rows are often the only break in an otherwise flat winter horizon, dark green-gray lines across all that white. Tip Top Tree Service works the length of Goshen County's windbreaks, keeping the farm driveways they shelter open through it.