Tree Service in Cook County, IL
Pro Tree Service has been trimming, removing and clearing trees across Cook County since 1989. That is 37 years of work in Chicago and all 134 municipalities around it. Crews run out of Mokena, we answer the phone 24 hours a day, and estimates are free. Call 708-424-5885.
Tree Service in Cook County Is Not One Job
Cook County covers Chicago and 134 suburbs. The work changes considerably depending on where in it you are.
The North Shore takes in Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe, Kenilworth and Northfield. Those towns hold some of the oldest and largest parkway trees in the region. Removals there are usually rigging jobs rather than felling jobs, because there is no room to drop anything.
The near-west and southwest suburbs include La Grange, Berwyn, Cicero, Oak Park and Riverside. Developers platted them with narrow lots, alleys and rear garages. That geometry decides the method. Crews work from the alley and rig the wood down in pieces, so the price reflects the access rather than the tree.
The south suburbs mix pre-war housing with post-war subdivisions. That stretch covers Blue Island, Dolton, Markham, Homewood, Chicago Heights, Harvey, Robbins, South Holland, Posen and Phoenix. Consequently one block can carry mature street trees. The next has trees planted at build-out, only now getting large enough to cause trouble.
The northwest suburbs are largely subdivisions built out from the 1960s onward. That covers Schaumburg, Palatine, Hoffman Estates, Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect and Elk Grove Village. Wider lots mean more ground work and fewer crane days.
The southwest corner borders the Forest Preserves of Cook County. Orland Park, Tinley Park and the Palos communities sit along it. So do Oak Lawn, Hickory Hills, Evergreen Park, Worth and Alsip. In practice that means mature natural stands sitting directly against residential property lines.
Permits and Registration Vary by Town
Cook County does not set one rule. Many municipalities require a contractor registration on file before any work starts. Additionally, a parkway tree or anything in the public right-of-way needs a separate permit. Some require neither. A few require both plus a bond.
We track this town by town and carry the registrations each town demands. So a permit question never becomes your problem. Are you a village, park district or property manager? Our municipalities page covers how we handle contract and right-of-way work.
Communities We Serve in Cook County
Every community below has its own page. Each one covers what the work involves there, what the village requires, and how to reach us. Find yours, or just call 708-424-5885 and tell us the address.
A – F
- Alsip
- Arlington Heights
- Barrington
- Barrington Hills
- Bartlett
- Bedford Park
- Bellwood
- Bensenville
- Berkeley
- Berwyn
- Blue Island
- Bridgeview
- Broadview
- Brookfield
- Buffalo Grove
- Burbank
- Burnham
- Burr Ridge
- Calumet City
- Calumet Park
- Chicago
- Chicago Heights
- Chicago Ridge
- Cicero
- Country Club Hills
- Countryside
- Crestwood
- Crete
- Deer Park
- Deerfield
- Des Plaines
- Dixmoor
- Dolton
- East Hazel Crest
- Elgin
- Elk Grove Village
- Elmhurst
- Elmwood Park
- Evanston
- Evergreen Park
- Flossmoor
- Ford Heights
- Forest Park
- Forest View
- Frankfort
- Franklin Park
G – M
- Glencoe
- Glenview
- Glenwood
- Golf
- Hanover Park
- Harvey
- Harwood Heights
- Hazel Crest
- Hickory Hills
- Hillside
- Hinsdale
- Hodgkins
- Hoffman Estates
- Homer Glen
- Hometown
- Homewood
- Indian Head Park
- Inverness
- Justice
- Kenilworth
- La Grange
- La Grange Park
- Lansing
- Lemont
- Lincolnwood
- Lynwood
- Lyons
- Markham
- Matteson
- Maywood
- McCook
- Melrose Park
- Merrionette Park
- Midlothian
- Morton Grove
- Mount Prospect
N – S
- Niles
- Norridge
- North Riverside
- Northbrook
- Northfield
- Northlake
- Oak Brook
- Oak Forest
- Oak Lawn
- Oak Park
- Olympia Fields
- Orland Hills
- Orland Park
- Palatine
- Palos
- Palos Heights
- Palos Hills
- Palos Park
- Park Forest
- Park Ridge
- Phoenix
- Posen
- Prospect Heights
- Richton Park
- River Forest
- River Grove
- Riverdale
- Riverside
- Robbins
- Rolling Meadows
- Roselle
- Rosemont
- Sauk Village
- Schaumburg
- Schiller Park
- Skokie
- South Barrington
- South Chicago Heights
- South Holland
- Steger
- Stickney
- Stone Park
- Streamwood
- Summit
T – Z
- Thornton
- Tinley Park
- University Park
- Westchester
- Western Springs
- Wheeling
- Willow Springs
- Wilmette
- Winnetka
- Woodridge
- Worth
Some of these sit in two counties. Frankfort, Lemont, Orland Park, Tinley Park, Oak Brook and Bartlett all cross a county line. Therefore they appear here and on the neighboring county’s page as well. Send us the address and we will tell you which side of the line you are on. Two towns nearby are genuinely not Cook County, though we work them every week: Elmhurst in DuPage County, and Mokena in Will County. The full picture is on Where We Work.
Tree Service Cook County: What We Do
Tree Trimming
Deadwood over a driveway, limbs into the roofline, branches growing toward the service drop. Trimming on a sensible cycle costs less than the removal that follows when you skip it. Moreover, it keeps a tree structurally sound instead of just smaller. More on trimming.
Tree and Bush Removal
Dead, diseased, storm-damaged, or simply in the wrong place. On tight Cook County lots we rig most removals down in sections rather than felling them. Meanwhile we protect the fence, the garage and the neighbor’s driveway on the way. More on removal.
Stump Removal
A ground stump is the difference between a finished job and a yard you still cannot mow. We grind below grade so you can seed, sod or plant over the area. More on stump removal.
Land and Lot Clearing
Clearing for new construction, an addition, a fence line, or a lot that has gone back to brush. We handle the whole lot and haul the material out. More on lot clearing.
Storm Damage and Emergency Tree Service in Cook County
We answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That covers trees down on houses, cars, driveways and fences. Storms move west to east across the county. Therefore the west and northwest suburbs usually take a line first, and the lakefront suburbs take it last.
If a tree is on or near a power line, do not go near it. Call 911 first, then ComEd at 1-800-334-7661. We will not touch an energized line, and neither should you. Once it is clear, call us at 708-424-5885 and we will get the tree off your property. More on emergency removal.
Why Choose Pro Tree Service in Cook County
We started in 1989 and have run tree service Cook County crews ever since. That is long enough to have worked most of the streets on the list above. It is also long enough that a good share of our calls come from repeat customers and their neighbors.
Estimates are free, and we schedule them any day of the week. We carry a Best Price Guarantee. Furthermore, we quote the whole job up front and never add to the number afterward. We work for homeowners, property managers, commercial sites and municipalities alike — see who we serve.
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Tell us the town, what the tree is doing, and how close it is to the house. That is usually enough to give you a number. We schedule estimates any day of the week.
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Mokena, Illinois 60448
708-424-5885
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