Bartholomew Tree Service

60 reviews

+1 (847) 845-3685

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After: They were able to salvage my favorite tree.

1044 Carol Ave

Wheeling, IL 60090

+1 (847) 845-3685

History

Bartholomew Tree Service is a family-owned tree business that is owned and operated by Randy Bartholomew, a certified arborist with over 20 years of experience in the tree business.

Specialties

please leave address and phone number Tree Trimming and Pruning Storm Damage and Emergency Services Tree and Stump Removal Ash Borer Treatment and Mitigation Tree Diseases, Diagnosis and Treatment Tree Spray and Insect Control Mulch and Firewood

Reviews

4.560 reviews

Jim M.

11/24/2024

I needed a couple trees removed ASAP from my property and 1 day after making a call they are gone. Fast turnaround, quality job done, fair price. Very happy with the services I received. Highly...

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Tristin P.

8/1/2023

We had a tree branch fall from a recent storm. Looked small but when I tried to move it, it was heavy. After calling 3 other companies who gave outrageous quotes, Randy came and looked at the job....

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Elaine H.

3/21/2024

Randy's crew has helped me twice. Once was to take half a diseased tree down, the second time was to take the rest of it down a year later (I requested keeping half the tree the first time). I...

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sandra m.

3/28/2023

Huge mess. Gouged my lawn. Their truck leaked oil on my driveway. Said to call the owner yet all of the numbers are disconnected.

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Amit C.

8/2/2023

I reached out to Bartholomew based on recommendation from nextdoor. Randy was quick to come and give me a quote. He even came back to re-quote after I added a few more branches to the job. His...

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