★ ISA-Certified Arborists · Serving Waukesha & Milwaukee County
★ ISA-Certified Arborists · Serving Waukesha & Milwaukee County
Menomonee Falls, WI · Tree Service
When trees in Menomonee Falls need attention, Dunbar Tree Service brings ISA Certified Arborists, safe equipment, and a thorough clean-up. We care for trees at village homes, larger residential lots, and commercial properties, with services from trimming and removal to stump grinding and storm response.
✔ ISA Certified Arborists
✔ Residential and commercial properties
✔ Complete clean-up after every job
✔ 24/7 emergency response
Menomonee Falls is the most populous village in Wisconsin, with 38,527 residents in the 2020 census. It covers roughly 33 square miles in southeastern Waukesha County, a size it reached after annexing the rest of the Town of Menomonee in 1958, which grew the village from about two square miles to 32.
The Town of Menomonee was created in December 1839, and the village itself was incorporated in 1892. Its name honors the Menominee and Chippewa peoples who lived in the area.
Reminders of the village's past are scattered around town: the Main Street Historic District, the Garwin Mace Lime Kilns, and the story of the Wisconsin Sugar Factory, which operated from the 1890s into the early 1900s and employed up to 500 workers. Mill Pond Park and the village's other green spaces add to the setting. Wherever mature trees stand near older homes and streets, regular inspection keeps them safe for the next generation.
The village is also a business center. Kohl's corporate headquarters is here, and manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson and Briggs & Stratton have been major employers. Menomonee Falls appears on the Arbor Day Foundation Tree City USA list, with 21 years of recognition as of the 2020 list.
Regular pruning keeps limbs off roofs and wires and helps trees handle wind and heavy snow.
Learn MoreDead, diseased, or storm-damaged trees are removed with controlled cuts that protect your home and landscaping.
Learn MoreWe grind stumps and exposed roots below grade so you can mow, garden, or build.
Learn MoreAfter high winds or a lightning strike, we assess the damage and clear what is blocking your driveway or yard.
Learn MoreOur arborists diagnose leaf and bark problems and can apply treatments when they will help.
Learn MoreCorporate campuses, industrial parks, and retail properties get scheduled, professional tree maintenance.
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Leaves are often the first place a tree problem shows up. Bacterial leaf scorch, pictured here, causes browning along leaf edges and can look a lot like drought stress. Symptoms like these can come from disease, drought, root damage, or other stress, so it takes a trained eye to tell them apart.
Whenever you notice leaf browning, early color change, or thinning branches on a Menomonee Falls tree, we can inspect it and explain your options before the problem gets worse.
We recommend a professional look at least once a year and after any major storm. Catching dead branches, cracks, or fungus early makes the safest and most affordable solutions possible.
Yes. We work on both residential and commercial properties, and emergency service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Often, yes. Frozen ground, snow cover, bare branches, and dormant trees all make trimming and removal safer and easier to plan.
Old Falls Village Historical Park spreads across 18.8 acres with eight historical buildings, including a depot and a schoolhouse, plus a Biergarten and a performance stage. The grounds are open year-round for walking, and events range from a Renaissance Faire to Oktoberfest.
We serve homes and businesses across Menomonee Falls and nearby communities such as Butler, Lannon, and Sussex.
Call now or request a free quote for your Menomonee Falls property.
📞 CALL (262) 271-0189 Get a Free QuoteCounty: Waukesha County
Population: 38,527 (2020 census)
Largest village: most populous village in Wisconsin
Incorporated: 1892
Area: about 33 square miles
Tree City USA: 21 years (2020 list)
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