Grand Rapids, MI

Tree Service in Moline, MI

Family-owned tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and 24/7 storm response in Moline, MI. Free estimates. Call Diversified Tree Company at (616) 407-0044.

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10+ years of family-owned tree care, now working Moline

Diversified Tree Company LLC is owner-operated, Black-owned and family-focused, run by Jason Lewis out of a yard on Paris Avenue in south Grand Rapids. For over a decade — with — we've handled the jobs that make homeowners nervous: storm-torn oaks hanging over a roofline, century maples with a split union, dead ash that nobody wants to be standing under when it finally goes.

Moline sits south of the city in Dorr Township, and the tree work out here looks different than it does downtown. Open farmland means wind hits windbreak rows and yard trees from every direction. Long driveways and outbuildings give us room to work but also give a falling top somewhere expensive to land. Older farmsteads tend to have one or two signature trees the family has watched grow — those are worth an honest assessment before anyone reaches for a saw.

That assessment is free, and it's the same one we'd give a neighbor. Sometimes the answer is removal. Often it's a structural prune, or a cable through a weak union so a valuable tree stays standing instead of ending up as chips.

Nine services, one crew

Everything below is done by our own people and our own equipment — residential and commercial, in Moline and across the metro.

  • Tree Removal — safe removal of hazardous, diseased, dead or oversized trees, including large removals near structures using rigging and controlled lowering.
  • Tree Trimming & Pruning — canopy health, storm-risk reduction and clearance from rooflines and power lines, with precision cuts that keep valuable trees valuable.
  • Stump Grinding — ground below grade, chips hauled or backfilled, the spot left replant-ready with no tripping hazard and no pest habitat.
  • Emergency Tree Service — storm response for fallen trees, blocked driveways and roof-threatening limbs, with documentation for insurance claims.
  • Lot Clearing — full-lot or partial clearing for construction, expansion or overgrowth; brush, trees and debris responsibly disposed of.
  • Bracing & Cabling — structural support systems that preserve split-prone trees instead of removing them.
  • Firewood — seasoned hardwood, pickup at our Paris Ave yard or delivered. Call for current stock and pricing.
  • Snow Plowing — seasonal residential and commercial plowing; driveways, lots and walkways cleared all winter.
  • Curbside Leaf Pickup — rake it to the curb in loose piles and we collect and haul it away.

Jason answers the phone at 3 a.m.

We're open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and that isn't a marketing line. When a limb comes through a porch roof on Christmas morning, the phone gets answered. Storm response is a core service here, not an upsell tacked onto a bill. From the Paris Ave SE yard, most of the metro is within 20 minutes in normal conditions, and Moline is a straight run south from there.

The company is and rated 5 out of 5 from 13 reviews. Two of them:

Glad I waited for the right professional. Jason was very careful in his approach with my tree fallen after the storm. If not for him I would have definitely damaged my roof. Very happy with the results! — Tom, Google review

Awsome friendly service.. very personal and precise at that.. had a huge storm that snapped a few tress hanging over my house... he definitely saved my roof. How bad it was and how high up it was definitely show experience and dedication. Thanks for saving my roof!! — Marvin Fulbright, Local Guide, Google review

Permits, insurance and what happens to the stump

Most of what people want to know before booking is answered below. If your question isn't there, ask Jason directly — estimates are free, we respond within one business day, and there's no pressure at the end of it. Call (616) 407-0044 or request your free estimate.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit to remove a tree?

Private property trees generally don't require a permit, but street trees in the right-of-way do, and some neighborhoods have their own rules. We handle the check as part of the estimate.

Will insurance cover my tree removal?

If a tree fell on a structure in a storm, homeowners insurance usually covers removal from the structure. Preventive removal of a standing tree typically isn't covered. We document emergency work for your claim.

Do you take the stump too, and how deep do you grind?

Standard removal leaves a low stump. Stump grinding is a popular add-on — our standard is 6 to 12 inches below grade, enough for lawn, and we'll grind deeper on request and backfill with chips.

Can I keep the wood?

Yes. We'll buck the trunk to firewood length and stack it where you want at no extra charge, or haul it away — your call.

When is the best time to prune in Michigan?

Late winter, February through March, for most species. Oaks should only be pruned in dormancy to avoid oak wilt.

Will you top my tree?

No. Topping creates weakly attached regrowth that fails in storms and shortens the tree's life. We'll offer a proper reduction or removal instead.

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