Commercial & HOA Tree Service
in Northeast Ohio

Yes, We Take Commercial and HOA Work

People ask because the site has mostly shown homes. The answer is yes. All Trees Considered already does scheduled work for a national homebuilder's local developments, a homeowners association, a school, and a City of Mentor street-clearance compliance order. The same owner-operator does the work, the same crew does the cleanup, and the paperwork gets handled up front.

Who We Work With

• HOAs and condo associations: common-area removals, trimming cycles, storm response for the whole community, one point of contact for the board
• Property managers: multi-site scheduling, tenant notice coordination, invoices per property
• Builders and developers: lot clearing, selective clearing to save specimen trees, clearance before foundations and utilities go in
• Schools and churches: work scheduled around the calendar, hazard removals near playgrounds and parking
• Municipal and utility clearance: right-of-way and street-clearance orders, line clearance from a crew with 14 years of lineman experience behind it

Paperwork, Handled First

Every commercial job starts with the documents your office needs, before anyone shows up:

• Certificate of insurance naming your organization, with liability and workers compensation
• W-9 and vendor setup, including direct deposit
• Written scope with line items, so the board or the owner sees exactly what is included
• Day-rate or per-job pricing, whichever fits the work

How a Commercial Job Runs

Wes walks the property with your contact, flags each tree, and writes the scope. You approve it in writing. On the day, the crew arrives when scheduled, works the list in the order agreed, and leaves the site clean. Multi-day work gets a daily update. Change orders are written, never assumed.

Crane-Free Where Others Can't

Tight sites are the norm on commercial property: trees between buildings, over parking, along fence lines. Wes takes most of them down by climbing and rigging, in sections, without the cost and access demands of a crane.