FAQs

M&M Tree's LLC

Have a tree question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQ! Still have questions? Contact M&M Tree’s LLC for professional, affordable tree services in Jo Daviess, Carroll, and Stephenson counties of IL.

  • What areas does M&M Tree's LLC serve?

    M&M Tree's LLC company provides tree services across Jo Daviess, Carroll, and Stephenson County. This includes communities such as Galena, Freeport, Stockton, Savanna, Elizabeth, Mt. Carroll, and the surrounding areas.

  • Is M&M Tree's licensed and insured?

    Absolutely. We maintain full licensing and insurance coverage for our tree service company. This ensures protection for both your property and our team during all operations.

  • Do you provide free estimates?

    We do offer complimentary, no-obligation estimates for all our tree services. To schedule an assessment, please contact us via phone or through our online form.

  • Do I need a permit for tree removal on my property?

    Generally, permits aren't required for tree removal on private property. However, certain local regulations may apply, especially for trees near protected areas or power lines. We can assist in determining if a permit is necessary for your specific situation.

  • How do I know if a tree needs to be removed?

    Professional tree removal may be necessary if your tree is dead or dying with minimal leaf growth, leaning precariously towards structures or power lines, severely storm-damaged, causing property damage through root growth, or impeding the healthy growth of other trees.

  • How much does tree removal cost?

    Tree removal costs vary based on factors such as the tree's size and height, its location and accessibility, and the complexity of the job (e.g., proximity to structures or power lines).

  • How often should I trim my trees?

    For most trees, trimming every 2-3 years is beneficial. However, fast-growing species or ornamental trees may require yearly pruning for optimal health and appearance.

  • What are the benefits of tree trimming?

    Regular tree trimming and pruning promotes healthy growth, reduces disease risk, minimizes storm damage potential, improves sunlight exposure and air circulation, and prevents interference with structures and power lines.

  • When is the best time of year to trim trees?

    The ideal timing for tree trimming depends on the species. Late fall or winter is generally best for most trees as they're dormant. Light pruning for shape maintenance and weak growth removal can be done in spring and summer.

  • What is forestry mulching, and how does it work?

    Forestry mulching is an eco-friendly land clearing method that uses specialized equipment to grind trees, brush, and vegetation into mulch.


    This process:


    • Prevents soil erosion
    • Improves soil quality with organic material
    • Clears land without the need for burning or hauling debris

  • What types of land clearing do you provide?

    We offer:


    • Residential lot clearing for new home construction
    • Commercial land clearing for development projects
    • Right-of-way clearing for roads, power lines, and pipelines
    • Hunting and recreational land clearing
    • Pasture and agricultural land clearing

  • How much does lot clearing cost?

    The cost depends on:


    • Property size and terrain
    • Density of trees, brush, and vegetation
    • Equipment required

  • What should I do if a tree falls on my house or property after a storm?

    If a tree falls on your home, driveway, or power lines, take these steps:


    • Stay away from the damaged area
    • Check for downed power lines and call your utility company if needed
    • Call M&M Tree’s for emergency tree removal

  • How quickly can you respond to storm damage calls?

    We offer same-day emergency tree removal in Jo Daviess, Carroll, and Stephenson County to remove hazardous trees as quickly as possible.

  • Can you help with insurance claims for storm damage?

    Yes! We work with homeowners and insurance providers to document damage and provide necessary reports for claims.

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