β ISA-Certified Arborists · Serving Waukesha & Milwaukee County
Greenfield, WI · Tree Trimming
Dunbar Tree Service provides professional tree trimming in Greenfield, WI, helping city-lot trees stay healthy, balanced, and safely clear of homes and wires. ISA Certified Arborists handle every job from the first cut to the final clean-up.
β Pruning matched to each species
β Clearance from roofs and wires
β Ash and maple care know-how
β Free quotes
Greenfield's Tree Commission, established in 1992, advises the city on urban forestry planning and policy, and a part-time consultant forester helps choose public trees and planting locations, assists builders in protecting valuable trees, and advises residents. The city says it is responsible only for trees growing in the public right-of-way.
That leaves the trees in your yard to you. Regular trimming keeps them safe and healthy, and it is far easier on the tree, and on your budget, than waiting for a storm to do the pruning.
Branches over roofs, driveways, and sidewalks get lifted or thinned for safe clearance.
With about one in five Greenfield trees estimated to be ash, we help you decide whether a particular ash should be treated, trimmed, or removed.
Thinning improves airflow, which can help reduce leaf problems like tar spot.
Removing weak attachments and deadwood reduces breakage in wind and ice.
We read the tree: species, structure, and the problems you want solved.
Every cut has a reason, whether it removes hazards or improves form.
We avoid topping and take care not to remove too much live crown at once.
Brush is chipped and hauled off.
Our 50 ft. bucket truck and trained climbers let us reach high limbs without harming the tree or your lawn. Pruning from the top down keeps work organized and safe.
We can trim branches on your property to maintain clearance, and for work in close contact with energized lines, we coordinate carefully with the utility.
Late winter works for most trees. Oaks are better pruned outside April through July, according to the Wisconsin DNR.
Yes. Call (262) 271-0189 or request one online.
Nature lovers can walk or bike the Root River Parkway, which sits beside Alan Kulwicki Memorial Park and the Wimmer Wetlands, or follow the Powerline Trail, which opened through the city in 2022. The Greater Greenfield Community Chamber lists more attractions around town.
We trim trees across Greenfield, including ZIP codes 53219, 53220, 53221, and 53228.
Call now or request a free quote.
π CALL (262) 271-0189 Get a Free QuoteTree Commission: advisory body since 1992
Public trees: city responsibility is the right-of-way only
Ash share of trees: about 20% (city estimate)
Oaks: avoid April through July pruning
Call now or request your free quote today.