Disclosures
What this site is, and what it isn't.
A referral service, not a tree company
LebanonOHTreeService.com is a referral service for homeowners in and around Lebanon, Ohio, including Mason, Springboro, South Lebanon, Morrow, Maineville, Waynesville, Kings Mills, Landen and the townships of Warren County. "Tree Service" is part of the site's name, not a description of a crew. The site owns no bucket trucks, chippers, lifts or stump grinders, and no one working for it climbs, cuts, trims, grinds or inspects trees. The contractors who receive requests are independent businesses, not employees of this site.
One request, one contractor
A call or form sent through this site is passed to a single independent contractor who works in the area. It isn't sold, and it isn't sent out to a list.
The contractor answers for the work
The price, any city permit or approval, any utility arrangements, the OHIO811 ticket, cleanup and the quality of the work belong to the contractor you choose to hire, and any agreement is between the two of you. The hiring guide lists questions to ask about the job.
No tie to any city, utility or agency
The site takes its name from Lebanon, Ohio, the Warren County seat, and has nothing to do with any other Lebanon. It has no connection with the City of Lebanon or its Electric Department, the City of Mason, the City of Springboro, any village or township, Warren County, Duke Energy, AES Ohio, OHIO811, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Ohio EPA, the Ohio Attorney General, Ohio State University, or any business with a similar name. Tree rules, permits, line work and brush pickup come only from those offices.
Where the information comes from
The rules, figures and prices on this site come from city codes and pages, state and federal agency documents, university extension publications, news reports of dated events, and published cost guides named beside them, each with the date it was checked. National prices aren't local prices. Everything here is general information, not legal advice and not an assessment of any tree. The city's or agency's reading of its own rules, your insurance policy, and the contractor's written price are what count.
Calls may be recorded
Calls to this site's phone number may be recorded for quality and to confirm that a request was passed along.
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A tree that's dying, leaning or simply in the way?
Call or send the short form. Your request goes to one independent contractor who works around Lebanon and Mason. They look at the tree in person and put their own price in writing.