Red Line Tree Service LLC.

Got some brush mowing done. If you have overgrown grass or a wooded area over run by buckthorn and undergrowth we can cut that down get you that space back.

We had some AMAZING sponsors this year! Thank you for supporting our organization, players and community!!

Before & After

Large mulberry tree removal.

Two elms coming down.

Thanks, Vintage Grounds Coffeehouse for the Monday morning jump start.

Dying silver maple removal.

Clean up and removal of a downed maple from one of the storms in May.

Before and after pics of a large elm tree removal.

💚Thank you to our friends at Red Line Tree Service LLC. for sponsoring our Jackson Sparks Foundation Homerun Derby 2024!! You guys are the best!

Red Line Tree Service is owned and run by a family dear to us. Please follow their page and contact them for any of your tree trimming or tree removal needs!

The greatest risk for severe weather on Tuesday is during the late afternoon and evening with strong winds, large hail, and tornadoes all possible.

We were able to sneak out this removal between the storms today. Also, had a beautiful view of Little Muskego.

More pictures of the broken ash. We utilized other trees to lower it down safely.

It’s never a good thing when my two industries collide.

VIDEO: Officials respond to worker pinned between tree, bucket lift truck in Winter Haven Officials were seen carrying one person out on a stretcher before an ambulance transported them to a helicopter to be airlifted for treatment.

We recently removed this silver maple tree with a massive trunk. The trunk at its largest diameter was nearly 6 feet

Here are a few before and after pictures of several spruce trees we removed, and a magnolia tree that was damaged over the winter.

If you own property with oak, birch, crabapple, aspen or willow trees, this is a great time of year to take action and protect them before spongy moth caterpillars hatch from their egg masses.

Prior to egg hatch, which usually begins in April in southern Wisconsin, you can help reduce spongy moth populations by treating or removing egg masses that are within reach on your trees.

Any egg masses you can safely access can be sprayed with horticultural oil (available online or at many home and garden centers) when temperatures are warm enough (check the product label). Do not use motor oil or other lubricants, as these pollutants can harm the trees and soil.

You can also gently scrape masses into soapy water to soak for a few days before discarding them in the trash.

Old egg masses do not need to be oiled or removed because they no longer contain viable eggs. Old masses appear faded and feel spongy when touched.

Visit spongymoth.wi.gov for additional information on egg mass oiling and removal, physical controls and insecticide application, as well as a map of quarantined counties that shows where the pest is generally established. A local arborist may be able to oil egg masses or conduct an insecticide treatment this spring if you have large, valuable trees that have many egg masses on them.

A little work now can help you get ahead of spongy moth this spring and summer!

Thank you for supporting our family business for 71 years.

We removed this large Oak tree today on lake Waubeesee. Fortunately we had great weather for February. This removal was pre-planned to be removed in the winter months while the customers and the neighbor had the piers and boat lifts removed from under the tree.

It was a busy week in the fridgid temps. I didn’t get too many pictures since I couldn’t really feel my fingers. But we had to get driveways cleared, remove broken branches that were hanging over structures and even took a couple off our customers houses. We still have lots of clean up to do, if you need any brush chipped up or remove let us know.

This week’s storms really did a number on our local trees. If you need any branches/trees cleaned up or have some dangerous broken limbs hanging contact use for assistance.

Tuesdays wet heavy snow took down this Oak tree right onto the customers shed. The tree initially punched a few holes in the roof. We were able to completely remove the tree without causing any further damage.