Tree care in St. Paul
Mature elms and oaks along Summit Avenue, Highland Park and Mac-Groveland.
Working in St. Paul
St. Paul's historic neighborhoods are defined by their canopies. Along Summit Avenue and in Mac-Groveland, many oaks and elms are more than a century old, and they deserve careful structural pruning rather than heavy cuts.
We are across the river in about fifteen minutes and work frequently with St. Paul Forestry on boulevard coordination and Dutch elm disease prevention.
Neighborhoods and species
Neighborhoods we visit often
- Highland Park
- Mac-Groveland
- Summit Hill
- Como
- St. Anthony Park
- Merriam Park
Common trees in St. Paul yards
- American elm
- Red oak
- Sugar maple
- Honeylocust
- Kentucky coffeetree
- Basswood
What neighbors say
A dead ash hung over our garage and the neighbor's fence. They lowered it piece by piece with ropes. Nothing touched the ground that shouldn't have.
Marcus T.Highland Park · Tree removalCalled at 11 pm after the derecho. A person answered, a crew came at 6 am, and the insurance paperwork was ready that afternoon.
Ana L.Longfellow · Storm responseSigne treated our two ash trees and showed us exactly what to watch for. Friendly, knowledgeable and never pushy.
Leah S.Nokomis · Plant health care
St. Paul questions
Can't find your answer? An arborist, not a call center, gets back to you the same business day.
See all questionsEstimates within 5 business days, storm arrival under 3 hours. We route St. Paul visits with nearby neighborhoods to keep scheduling quick.
Private trees rarely need one, but boulevard trees, shoreland areas and some historic districts do. We check and handle paperwork for you.
Yes. Estimates are free anywhere in Ramsey County that we serve, with no travel fee inside our core cities.
Let's look at your trees together.
Free, itemized estimates from an ISA-certified arborist, usually within 5 business days.
4.9 from 1,284 reviews. Licensed and insured.
