A.S.H. Tree Service does tree service in Reynoldsburg, OH. The business is owner-led by Eduardo, and the estimate visit is free. You pick a time that suits you, and the business confirms it by phone. From there, a crew looks at your tree and talks through the choices. Below you will find how booking works, what the crew does, what the city says, and what to ask before you hire anyone.
A.S.H. Tree Service offers a free tree estimate in Reynoldsburg. It costs nothing to ask. Send the day and time that work best for you. The business confirms your preferred visit time by phone. You can also call 614-701-0806.
Reviewed October 2026.
On the visit, the crew looks at the tree, the yard and the way in. Then they talk through your options in plain words. The service is owner-led with Eduardo, so the business answers to one person.
You do not need to know what you want done. You only need to know which tree worries you. The one next step is to request a visit.
We will call to confirm a time. Anything urgent, call 614-701-0806.
A typical job is tree removal, trimming or stump grinding, and each one follows a clear pattern. The crew uses saws and ropes to take a tree down in sections or shape a crown. A chipper handles small limbs. A stump grinder works the stump below ground level.
Branches are cut into pieces and hauled off. Debris is raked up from the work area. The yard is left tidy, though a grinding spot may show loose chips or bare soil, and lawn marks can happen when heavy gear crosses grass. Ask about this at the estimate so nothing surprises you.
A.S.H. Tree Service is based in Reynoldsburg and travels to Reynoldsburg for tree work. Reynoldsburg is the city this service covers. For a full list of other places, see the service areas page.
Reynoldsburg, Ohio is a city with its own government, and city rules can apply to tree work. The city's own pages state those rules, so read them before you plan work near the street. Tree service in Reynoldsburg, OH goes smoother when you know them first.
Good reviews of any tree company share a few traits, so read them with those in mind. A review that names the actual work tells you more than a star count. Look for these:
How a company answers a complaint shows how it treats people after the check clears. Specific, detailed reviews beat a pile of ratings.
Eduardo was fantastic to work with. Quick to schedule and helpful by listening to what my goals and concerns were. I had a smaller project so he was able to squeeze me in the very next day after providing an estimate. Quality work that was reasonably priced.
The work crew knew what I wanted them to do. They showed up on time and started to work, checking with me to make sure that everything was done to my satisfaction. They did a great job with cleanup. Eduardo was a pleasant person and professional with his job.
I had reached out to get a quote after our Black Walnut Tree had some large branches break off in high winds. Ed made some recommendations and talked me through what branches he would remove. His team showed up on time and did a great job! Not only do our trees look great and healthy, but his team did a great job cleaning up the yard after.
Three jobs cover most requests, and each solves a different problem. Tree removal takes the whole tree down, in pieces if space is tight. The tree removal service suits trees that are dead, leaning hard or too close to a building. Trimming takes off chosen branches and keeps the tree. The tree trimming service fits a healthy tree with a few bad limbs. Stump grinding removes what is left after a tree comes down. The stump grinding service follows removal when you want the space back. If the trunk is sound, trimming is often the gentler first choice.
You often cannot be sure from the ground, but certain signs suggest a closer look is worth it. These might point to a problem, though only a person on site can say:
The city's FAQ page is a place to ask who to call about trees near the street. A free estimate visit is a simple way to get a second look.
Tree service cost depends on the tree and the site, not on a flat rate. These are the usual pointers:
Stump grinding is often priced apart from removal. The free visit is how you get a real number for your own tree, since no article can price it from afar.
The City of Reynoldsburg publishes its own information, and its pages are the source for any rule. This article does not restate rules it has not checked. Before work on a street tree, or on a tree in a right-of-way area, check the city's website or call the city. Trees between the sidewalk and the street are the kind of case to ask about first.
A.S.H. Tree Service has not said it handles permits. If a permit or approval is needed, plan to confirm it with the city yourself.
The job moves in four short steps, and none of them come with a promised timeline.
If your tree stands near the road, the city's Street Department is a fair place to ask who handles it. You decide after the visit, with no pressure to book the work.
After a storm, safety comes before anything else. Stay far away from downed power lines and call the utility company. Do not touch a tree that rests on a wire.
Once it is safe, write down what you see for your own records:
For storm damage tree service, request a visit and describe what came down. Photos and notes make that talk quicker.
A few plain questions protect you with any company. Ask them before you agree to anything:
A.S.H. Tree Service confirms preferred visit requests by phone. A company that answers these clearly is easier to trust with a chainsaw near your house.
A little prep helps the visit go faster, and it takes about ten minutes. Clear a path to the tree and note any gates or tight spots. Decide which trees and stumps you want looked at. Jot down what you want done and what worries you. Keep your preferred days and times ready, and keep pets inside.
Ask the crew if hauling is included. If not, the City of Columbus explains its yard waste collection, though your own city may differ. Ready to start? Request a visit.
Yes. A.S.H. Tree Service offers a free estimate visit to Reynoldsburg homeowners. The crew looks at the tree and yard, then talks through your options. You pay nothing to ask, and you are not required to book the work afterward.
Send the day and time you prefer using the request a visit option. The business then confirms that time by phone. No response time is promised, so include a few options for days and times that work for you.
Often it is wise, especially for street trees or right-of-way areas. The City of Reynoldsburg's own pages state its rules. Check them or call the city first. A.S.H. Tree Service has not said it handles permits for you.
Stay away from downed power lines and call the utility. Once it is safe, photograph the damage and note the date. Then request a visit about the storm-damaged tree so a crew can look at it with you.
There is no single answer, since it depends on whether you count wild forests or planted yard trees. Maples and oaks are often named among the most common. For one tree on your own property, an on-site look will tell you more than a statewide list.
Reynoldsburg uses area code 614, which also covers the Columbus region. The 380 area code is an overlay in the same area, so some numbers there start with 380. A.S.H. Tree Service answers at 614-701-0806.
Tree removal itself is rarely free, but the estimate visit with A.S.H. Tree Service is. For a hazardous tree on city land or near the street, ask the city whether it handles it. For trees touching power lines, call the utility first.
There is no one best season. Dead, leaning or storm-damaged trees should be looked at as soon as it is safe. Planned trimming can often be scheduled when it suits you. Ask the crew at your free estimate what makes sense for your tree.
Yes. A.S.H. Tree Service offers a free estimate visit to Reynoldsburg homeowners. The crew looks at the tree and yard, then talks through your options. You pay nothing to ask, and you are not required to book the work afterward.
Send the day and time you prefer using the request a visit option. The business then confirms that time by phone. No response time is promised, so include a few options for days and times that work for you.
Often it is wise, especially for street trees or right-of-way areas. The City of Reynoldsburg's own pages state its rules. Check them or call the city first. A.S.H. Tree Service has not said it handles permits for you.
Stay away from downed power lines and call the utility. Once it is safe, photograph the damage and note the date. Then request a visit about the storm-damaged tree so a crew can look at it with you.
Pick a day that suits you and A.S.H. Tree Service will call to confirm the time. Nothing is booked, and nothing is charged, until you say yes.
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