Tree removal
Big trees that lean over a house, a garage or the lines, taken down piece by piece from the bucket truck.
Robert Tree Service LLC Tree removal, lot clearing & stump grinding — Cleveland, OH
Trees tangled in power lines, a trunk on the garage, a whole lot that needs clearing. Tell Robert what’s standing and he’ll come take a look.
Get an estimate
Tell Robert where it is.
4.6 ★
across 21 Google reviews
A+
BBB rating, accredited since 2025
Since 2018
an LLC on West 43rd Street
Near the wires
trees tangled in power, cable and phone lines
A tree on the garage can’t sit there
Robert has come straight out after a storm dropped a tree on a garage, and on a holiday-weekend Sunday. Call, or text a photo of what’s down.
Recent work
Jobs around Cleveland
Photos from the crew’s own days — trucks, wires and logs.
What we do
What the crew gets called for
Lot & land clearing
Overgrown lots cleared for building — the trees, the brush and the vines.
Stump grinding
The stump comes out too, so the yard isn’t left with a hump in the middle.
Trimming & tree care
Limbs cut back off roofs and wires, and upkeep on the trees that stay.
How it goes
Call or text a photo
A picture of the tree and what’s next to it says a lot.
Robert quotes it
He looks at the job, tells you what he’d do, and gives you a price.
Down and cleared
The crew cuts it, hauls the debris, and grinds the stump if you’ve added one.
About
Ask for Robert
Robert Tree Service is Robert Fermin’s company, run out of the Clark-Fulton neighborhood on West 43rd Street. It has worked Cleveland’s west side since 2018.
Tree removal, lot clearing, stump grinding and trimming, with a bucket truck for the trees that can’t be climbed. Call and Robert is the one who comes out to look.
In their words
“A large tree came down on our garage after a storm. Robert came out to inspect immediately. The crew showed up as scheduled. Everyone was very professional. Removal was tricky due to cable and phone lines being tangled up. All in all it took about four hours and they cleaned up after themselves and hauled away all the debris. Very talented bunch of workers. Attention to safety.”
— Janos C., Google review
“Had a great experience with this company, Robert Tree Service. They did an amazing job on four trees at a very affordable price. Much better then others I called. Will recommend them to anyone!!!!!!!”
— Juan R., Google review
“Super impressed with these guys. We had an expensive drone with valuable footage get stuck in a tree. They came out for an emergency call on a holiday weekend, on a Sunday, and rescued it. And because of where the drone was in the tree, it took tremendous skill. The drone and footage were safe and sound thanks to Robert Tree Service. Awesome job.”
— Ferox Media, Google review
Questions
Before you call
Can you work near power lines?
Yes — trees tangled in power, cable and phone lines are a big part of the work, and the bucket truck is how it gets done.
Do you come out for emergencies?
Robert has gone straight out after a storm and on a holiday-weekend Sunday. Call, and text a photo if you can.
Can you clear a whole lot?
Yes. Clearing overgrown lots for building is part of the work, brush and vines included.
What about the stump?
Stump grinding is on the list. Mention the stump when you call so it goes on the schedule with the removal.
Do you clean up afterwards?
The crew cleans up as it goes and hauls the debris away. If you want the wood left stacked, say so.
Where do you work?
Cleveland and the west side, out as far as Bay Village.
Hours & location
Reaching Robert
Every day.Call or text.
A tree doesn’t wait for a convenient day. Call or text a photo any day of the week.
| Every day | Call any time |
|---|---|
| Emergencies | Sundays and holiday weekends too |
| Estimates | Call or text a photo to set one up |
Where we work out of
3239 W 43rd St
Cleveland, OH 44109
Based on West 43rd Street in Cleveland, working across the west side and out to Bay Village.
Get a price
What needs to come down?
Say what the tree is and what’s near it — wires, a fence, a garage — so Robert knows what he’s walking into. Send a photo if you have one.