There are 23 tree removal listings serving Hilliard; each shows its verification status and when it was last checked.
How this list works
Three tree removal companies appear on this Hilliard page, spanning hazard removal and crane work down to routine tree cutting. None of them is recorded at a Hilliard address. Every listing here made the page because it states Hilliard among the places it serves. One of the three runs as a storefront business with a fixed address recorded elsewhere in the region, and the other two operate without a storefront, working from a published service area alone. That's a self-reported claim either way. An address elsewhere doesn't tell you how far a crew has to travel to reach Hilliard. Ask directly where each company is based and how soon someone could get to you before you count on one for anything urgent.
23 listings · verification status shown on each · page updated
Not verified·Tree Removal·Serves Columbus neighborhoods within a 25 mile service area radius of Westerville·No storefront
Boyd Bros. Tree Care is based in Westerville and covers Columbus neighborhoods within about 25 miles, from Clintonville and Bexley out to Hilliard and Worthington. Its listed work is removal, trimming and storm damage assessment.
Not verified·Tree Removal·Serves the Greater Columbus area and surrounding communities·No storefront
No published rating
Green Tree pairs tree removal and trimming with landscaping work such as retaining walls, drainage and mulching, and lists 24/7 storm response. Its published area list reaches Bexley, Whitehall, Gahanna, Grove City and Hilliard.
Is any company on this Hilliard page actually based in Hilliard?
No, none of the three listings here is recorded at a Hilliard address. All three appear because they state Hilliard as part of the area they serve, and one operates as a storefront business based elsewhere in the region. Ask directly where a crew would be coming from before you count on a fast response.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in the Hilliard right-of-way?
Hilliard sets its own rule for trees in the street right-of-way or on other public land, and that rule wasn't verified for this directory. Ask the company whether they handle the permit application, and confirm the requirement with the city before any cutting starts.
What does crane work add to a tree removal job here?
Crane work usually comes into play when a hazard tree is too large, too close to a structure, or too awkward to bring down by climbing alone. Not every company on this page necessarily offers it, so ask directly whether crane work is something they do themselves or something they'd subcontract.