LHD Tree Service

Around here, LHD Tree Service operates like one of those crews that’s been in the trenches a long time and still runs tight. You hear the same themes over and over: on time, quick to respond, easy to deal with, and they don’t leave you holding the bag on the messy realities—hauling away, cleanup, even roof/gutter cleanup when it makes sense. And yeah, that “you can’t even tell anyone was here” line shows up for a reason. They finish the job, then they erase the job.

Zade’s name comes up constantly, and not in a “sales guy” way. People describe him like a real arborist—qualified, knowledgeable, actually looking at the whole tree and the risks around it, then giving a detailed recommendation. And that matters when you’ve got a 60-foot pine leaning toward a bedroom, limbs over a boat slip, or widow makers hanging after a storm. These are the calls where a crew either has control… or they don’t. Reviews say LHD chops big stuff down bit by bit, lowers it safely, and keeps it off patios, A/C units, docks, bulkheads, power lines—the stuff homeowners forget to mention until it’s almost too late.

But what I pay attention to is how they handle a mishap. One reviewer flat-out said something went sideways a couple years ago—and LHD got on top of it right away and tried everything they could to make it right. That’s the difference between a company you use once and a company you stick with for “the last several years.” Because let’s be honest, tree work gets unpredictable. Who hasn’t seen a plan change mid-cut?

Pricing sounds like what locals call fair price and reasonable pricing—especially for storm work and technical removals. Not the cheapest-guy-with-a-chainsaw vibe, more like: insured, safety conscious, professional, and clear about what you’re paying for. People also mention they ask for input before decisions get made. That’s huge. How many times have you watched a crew just start cutting because “that’s what we always do”? LHD seems to talk it through, then execute.

Plus they don’t default to hacking everything back. One review nailed it: they come up with solutions for saving trees and not just a lot of cutting when it might not be necessary. That’s a contractor mindset, not a quick-cash mindset. And it shows in the “eye for beautiful trimming” comments—clean-outs, ball moss removal, getting sunlight back on the grass, shaping that actually looks right afterward.

And if you care about continuity, folks recognize the same guys showing up months and even years later. That usually means a steady crew, not a revolving door. Want a team that shows up early, works efficiently, cleans like they were never there, and doesn’t get rattled when the job sits next to a roofline or a dock? That’s basically LHD’s reputation in a sentence—and around here, that kind of consistency is what stands out most.