At First Choice Tree Care, Inc. in Marshfield, Wisconsin, we provide a range of services, including tree planting, tree removal, landscape maintenance, and other related services for both residential and commercial properties. We are a locally-owned, full-service tree care company that is fully licensed and insured to operate in Marshfield, WI, and the surrounding communities in the Greater Milwaukee area.
Some of our most popular tree and landscaping services include:
Our team of certified arborists is dedicated to maintaining the safety, health, and beauty of your trees, shrubs, and other plants. With our expertise in insect and disease control and maintenance techniques, we can ensure year-round protection and optimal health for any tree you may have. As a tree removal company, we back our work with the strongest guarantee in the industry, providing effective solutions to any of your tree-related needs.
Removing trees can be extremely hazardous and necessitates a considerable amount of proficiency. Each year, numerous individuals are harmed, and in some cases, even lose their lives while taking down trees. To guarantee the safe and proficient removal of small or large trees, you can rely on our fully insured professionals in Marshfield, WI.
We are happy to help you weigh other factors that may influence your decision to remove a tree.
If you want to get rid of a stump that is left after a tree is removed, our ISA-certified arborists can assist you. Although it can be challenging, removing a stump might be necessary if it hinders your view or doesn't complement the aesthetics of your yard.
Our specialists in Marshfield, WI, utilize robust stump grinding equipment to manage the entire stump removal process. We handle notifying the utility locating service, repairing the site, and seeding grass after the stump is taken out. Our team possesses the necessary skills and tools to safely and easily eliminate stumps using stump grinding, which is considered the most effective and secure method.
Our team of experts in Marshfield, WI, can assist you in keeping your yard attractive and your plants healthy by pruning your trees and shrubs. We take into consideration the shape, appearance, and longevity of your trees, as well as tree risks, to ensure that your landscape thrives. Rely on us to help maintain the beauty and strength of your plants.
Our professional pruning services offer a range of benefits for your yard:
Our team of experts in Marshfield, Wisconsin, can assist you in achieving your landscaping objectives while also ensuring that your trees remain healthy and attractive.
Our Marshfield, WI ISA-certified arborists are experts in selecting the perfect tree or shrub species for your unique situation. We only choose the healthiest plants from Wisconsin's top growers, using cutting-edge research and technology to ensure proper installation. After planting, our team will provide you with all the information you need to care for your new tree or shrub. Leave it to us to handle the entire process with professionalism and care.
We guarantee that our hand-selected trees and shrubs will be true to species, variety, and size and will remain alive and attractive for one year after planting.
We offer complete landscape services to keep your property beautiful year-round. Our Marshfield, WI landscaping experts will work with you to create a custom plan to bring your dream space to life, including maintenance, planting, lawn care, and design.
Landscape services we offer include:
Have you ever heard of the emerald ash borer? This tiny beetle might not seem like much, but it's actually a highly destructive pest that poses a serious threat to ash trees. The emerald ash borer (EAB) is native to Asia. However, it was unknown in North America until its discovery in southeast Michigan in 2002.
Since then, the emerald ash borer has spread rapidly and has now been detected in 36 states and the District of Columbia. That's almost the entire United States! Infestations have been found in states from as far north as Maine and as far south as Louisiana. The beetle's spread has been helped by human activities such as the transport of infested firewood and nursery stock.
The damage caused by the EAB is significant. The beetle larvae burrow into the bark and feed on the living tissue underneath, disrupting the tree's ability to transport nutrients and water. This can lead to branch dieback, crown thinning, and, ultimately, the death of the tree. It's estimated that the EAB has killed tens of millions of ash trees in the United States alone.
To combat this destructive pest, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) works with First Choice Tree Care to detect, control, and prevent the spread of the EAB. This is done through a combination of methods, such as surveying for infested trees, quarantining areas where the beetle is present, and using insecticides to control populations. APHIS also provides information and resources to help individuals and communities take action to protect their ash trees.
So next time you see an ash tree, remember the threat posed by the emerald ash borer. By staying vigilant and taking action, we can work together to protect these important trees and preserve our forests for generations to come.
Since 1996, our team of ISA Certified Arborists have committed to providing our customers with safe, beautiful, and healthy trees. Our Wisconsin tree care experts pride themselves on the ability to respond and listen to your needs, provide an honest appraisal and recommendation for the services requested, and are committed to your total satisfaction throughout every phase of your project. We stand behind our work by offering the strongest guarantee in the industry for effective solutions to your tree-related challenges.
For a better landscape, increased property value, and longer life expectancies for your trees, contact First Choice Tree Care today to experience the service and quality that has made us the preferred tree care provider in Marshfield and other Wisconsin communities for nearly 20 years.