Worker feeding cut branches into a wood chipper on a residential street beside a brick ranch house and lawn (stock photo, not a local job)

Joliet, IL · Will County

Tree service in Minooka, IL

Minooka has a lot of newer subdivisions, which means a lot of young trees that need shaping now rather than removal later.

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Young trees

Pruning a 10-year-old tree to one strong leader is quick and cheap compared with fixing a split 30-year-old one. If your subdivision trees have two competing tops, that's the time to call.

Parkway planting

Minooka's parkway-tree standards keep new trees at least 10 feet from street lights, hydrants, driveways and utility pedestals, and say maple planting has been prohibited since a moratorium began on October 17, 2019 (Village of Minooka). The Village administrator told WCSJ the Village plants about 300 trees a year on average (WCSJ).

Before digging

Newer neighborhoods have buried electric, gas and fiber everywhere. Call 811 before any stump grinding or planting.

Services

Get the tree looked at

Send a request and we pass it on to an independent Joliet-area tree provider, who can arrange a visit and a written quote.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I plant a maple on a Minooka parkway?

No. The Village’s parkway standards say maple planting is prohibited under a moratorium that began October 17, 2019.

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