Dolce's Tree Service

Gabe is a ISA Board Certified Arborist and puts his knowledge and skills to work while providing the highest level of tree care. Gabe is an active member at his church and is involved in mission's work around the world. Aaron is an ISA Board Certified Arborist and an Ohio licensed pesticide applicator. As anOhio licensed pesticide applicatorand the company's plant health care specialist, Aaron puts his knowledge to work for you in the treating and overall care of your trees. He is a husband, a father of three, and an active member of his local church.

If you have a tree you're concerned about, call or email for an estimate or to schedule a consultation with one of our Certified Arborists. We'll take a look at your property and give you an estimate of the best way to treat or remove your tree.

Do you have limbs that look like they're about to break off? If so, your tree is vulnerable to serious storm or snow damage. If your trees are starting to split apart, you'll want to consider tree cabling and bracing as preventative measures to keep them from completely failing. In some situations, a fork (or union) develops what's known as "included bark." These are joints that have formed with a layer of bark in between them. This creates a natural fault line that can fail under stress from heavy snow, ice, wind, or their own weight.

Though beautiful, trees can sometimes become overgrown and take away from the natural beauty of your lawn. If your trees or shrubs have become a bit "unwieldy" it may be time for some tree trimming.

We are there to help when disaster strikes. We can handle storm clean-up without any further damage to your property or trees that are still standing. We'll take care of fallen trees, broken branches, and the hauling away of the debris. The ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) has created a detailed educational brochure about what to do after your trees are damaged by storms. It also offers some preventative measures you can take to lessen the affect of storms on your trees.