School & Campus Tree Services

All About Trees provides scalable and customized tree care solutions tailored to the specific requirements of schools throughout Springfield, Nixa, Fremont Hills, Ozark, Republic, Battlefield, Rogersville, Willard, Strafford, Fair Grove, MO, and the surrounding areas. We are proud to partner with:

• Public Schools (K-12)
• Private Schools & Academies
• Boarding Schools
• Colleges & Universities

For years, educational institutions in Springfield Metro have trusted All About Trees for tree care because we are dedicated to a higher standard of service.

• ISA-Certified Arborists: Our tree care experts have passed rigorous testing on all aspects of arboriculture and adhere to the strict code of ethics set forth by the International Society of Arboriculture. This gives you the assurance that we are truly committed to the health and longevity of your trees.
• Licensed & Insured: Working on a busy campus requires meticulous planning and a commitment to safety, and our comprehensive insurance coverage protects your property, your students, and your staff.
• Customized Maintenance Plans: No two campuses are alike. That’s why we build phased plans that fit your budget, manage risk, and extend the life of your tree canopy.
• Transparent Communication: Expect clear proposals and updates so your school’s administrators, boards, and stakeholders can make informed decisions quickly.
• Trusted Reputation: With countless positive reviews and a 4.9-star rating on Google, our reputation speaks for itself. Schools, businesses, and homeowners alike continue to choose All About Trees because of our professionalism, reliability, and proven results.

Our range of tree care solutions for schools and colleges in Springfield, MO, includes tree removal, pruning, plant health care, cabling and bracing, and stump grinding.

Tree Removal

While our goal is always to preserve healthy trees, removal is sometimes necessary to keep people and property safe. For instance, we perform efficient tree removal for trees that are dead, dying, diseased, or pose an unacceptable risk to buildings, walkways, or public areas. Throughout the process, our arborists use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to minimize disruption to campus life.

Tree Pruning

As part of our tree care solutions for colleges, universities, and public schools, we offer pruning services. We will adhere to ANSI A300 standards to maintain your property’s trees, help them withstand storms, and allow them to better fight off pests and diseases. Specifically, our school pruning services help to:

• Remove dead, broken, or weak branches that could fall.
• Raise tree canopies to provide clearance for students, vehicles, and emergency equipment.
• Improve sightlines for security and surveillance.
• Thin the canopy to increase light penetration.

Plant Health Care Solutions

A proactive approach to tree care is the best way to protect your campus’s most valuable trees. Our plant health care services include soil analysis, deep-root fertilization, pest and disease diagnosis and treatment, and rootwork to address potential issues before they become serious problems.

Tree Cabling & Bracing

Many historic campuses are home to magnificent, older trees with structural weaknesses. Fortunately, our cabling and bracing systems provide supplemental support to limbs or trunks with weak connections. This tree care method effectively preserves historically or sentimentally valuable trees and reduces the risk of failure.

Stump Grinding

After a tree is removed, our stump grinding services can be an excellent next step. With this tree care service for universities and public schools, we grind the stump down so that you can restore the area with new turf or landscaping.

Regular inspections are key to proper tree care for campuses. Unfortunately, problems can arise at any point, so it’s important to call a professional arborist if you notice any of these warning signs:

• Large dead or hanging branches in the tree’s canopy.
• Cracks, splits, or cavities in the trunk or major limbs.
• Fungi, such as mushrooms, growing at the base of the tree.
• A sudden or significant lean.
• Branches that are rubbing against buildings or interfering with power lines.
• Discolored leaves, premature leaf drop, or signs of insect infestation.
• Heaving soil or visible decay on the root flare.