Tree Service St Louis
Meyer Tree Service is the MOST TRUSTED ST. LOUIS TREE REMOVAL & TREE SERVICE COMPANY in the St Louis and St. Charles area. We are a full service tree and shrub care company providing a wide range of professional arboricultural services.
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Our team is trained and experienced with ISA Certified Master Arborists on board to provide top tree care knowledge. We will provide a thorough assessment of all your tree service needs and a competitive estimate.
Residential, Commercial, Small or Large... Meyer Tree Service is Here to Help
An essential step in maintaining the health of your trees is proper pruning. We can help you determine when and where you need pruning.
Tree removal requires careful planning, precise cuts, and expert rigging to control large pieces of falling wood. We have the experience to handle challenging tree removal projects while protecting the rest of your landscape.
Occasionally trees may need additional support due to structural problems that aren’t obvious to the untrained eye. Support systems like cabling can help prevent failure and damage from internal decay, splits, or poor branch unions. This champion Basswood at the Missouri Botanical Gardens has a support system to do just that.
Some trees do not get all of the nutrients they need in urban environments. We offer specialized fertilizations to help newly planted or established trees.
The last step in a tree removal St. Louis project is grinding out the remaining stump. This step is often times over-looked or done improperly. Incomplete stump removal might look nice when the job is done, but the ground will settle as the remaining stump and leftover wood chips decompose leaving a large depression in your lawn. We will do the job right the first time.
We have the equipment and team to efficiently remove and dispose of unwanted under-growth or aggressive plants such as honeysuckle.
We offer a wide range of specialized tree services such as lightning protection, growth regulators, root pruning, soil decompaction, more!