Landscaping & Tree Service in Hicksville, OH
Hicksville is about 35 minutes east of Fort Wayne, right across the Indiana line — one of the closer Ohio-side stops, easy for routine service and storm calls.
Hicksville is a small Ohio farming village that sits practically on the Indiana line, close enough to Fort Wayne's eastern edge that many folks here look our way for services. All About Tree & Turf Services is a family-owned Fort Wayne company, and Hicksville's proximity makes it an easy addition to our eastern route — a farm-country village where the work runs to field-edge trees, rural lots, and the open exposure of state-line agriculture.
Darick Van founded the business in 2025, and towns like Hicksville are a natural extension of our reach. Being just minutes over the border means we can serve these farm-edge properties nearly as easily as our Allen County neighbors, and we are glad to.
Local Conditions We Plan For in Hicksville
Hicksville's farm-edge setting shapes the work. Homes and lots sit at the boundary between village and open fields, exposed to the same hard wind that sweeps across the flat farmland all around. That exposure means wind-thrown and storm-broken trees, aging windbreaks that no longer shelter what they were planted to protect, and field-edge trees that need managing before they become a hazard.
The open country also drifts snow hard across rural drives in winter, so dependable plowing is a real need for the farmsteads and edge-of-town lots here. On the lawn side, the sunny, exposed properties dry out in summer and want a mowing and fertilization plan suited to open ground. It is practical, rural work, and being so close lets us handle it responsively. Because Hicksville sits barely over the line, we can often fold it into the same eastern route that covers Woodburn and New Haven, which keeps a trip to this village every bit as easy as a call inside Allen County.
Why Hicksville Neighbors Call Us
Hicksville is known for its small-town main street and the surrounding grain-country farms that define this corner of Defiance County. Our work is on those farm-edge lots and village streets — clearing storm damage, managing field-edge and windbreak trees, and keeping lawns and drives in shape year-round.
A typical Hicksville request starts at the edge of the village, where an old windbreak row has a few dead trees and one leaning toward the driveway after a hard wind off the fields. On a lot like that, the work usually means taking down the failing trees, cleaning up the row, and talking through whether the drive belongs on a winter plowing route, since snow blows straight off the open ground.
A Deeper Look at Hicksville's Farm-Edge Lots
Hicksville is a small Ohio farming village that sits practically on the Indiana line, close enough to Fort Wayne's eastern edge that many folks here look our way. SR-2 runs through the middle of it, past the grain elevators, and the grain-country farms of western Defiance County define the setting. Homes and lots sit right at the boundary between village and open field, exposed to the same hard wind that sweeps across the flat farmland all around. That means wind-thrown trees, aging windbreaks that no longer shelter what they were planted to protect, and field-edge trees to manage before they become a hazard. On the edge of the village, a typical job is removing a row of old windbreak trees — often several dead and one leaning over the driveway after a windstorm — and cleaning the row up completely.
The open country also drifts snow hard across rural drives, so dependable plowing is a real need for the farmsteads, planned in advance rather than scrambled storm by storm. On the lawn side, the sunny, exposed properties dry out in summer, so we tune mowing and feeding to hold up on open ground. We mow April through October, clear leaves and storm damage in the fall, and plow through winter. Because Hicksville sits barely over the line — about 35 minutes east — we often fold it into the same eastern route that covers Woodburn and New Haven, which keeps it as easy as a call inside Allen County. We are fully insured for work in Ohio — call (323) 606-0255.
Common Projects in Hicksville
Windbreak Row Removal and Replanting
Old windbreaks on the edge of Hicksville often mix dead, leaning, and still-healthy trees in one row. The work usually means taking out the failing trees first, deciding whether stumps get ground for a replant, and chipping brush on site. Late fall and winter, when the fields are bare and the ground is firm, give equipment the easiest access. Plan any replanting for the following spring.
Wind-Thrown Trees Across a Rural Drive
When a line of storms crosses the flat farm country around Hicksville, the typical call is a tree down across a long drive or a split limb hanging over a garage. Being about 35 minutes from our Fort Wayne base, we can often get out quickly to open a blocked drive, then come back for the full cleanup, chipping, and hauling once the weather clears.
Seasonal Plowing for Farmstead Drives
A long drive running past open fields fills back in fast once the wind picks up. A seasonal plan for a Hicksville farmstead sets the trigger depth, the order of clearing, and where to push snow so it does not drift right back across the lane. Set it up in fall, before the first storm, so your drive is already on the route when snow arrives.
Windbreak or Storm Trouble in Hicksville? Call Us
Hicksville is about 35 minutes east of our Fort Wayne base, close enough for storm calls, seasonal plowing, and route-based lawn care. Call (323) 606-0255 to talk through your field-edge trees or winter drive.
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Our Services in Hicksville
For Hicksville we handle field-edge and windbreak tree removal, storm cleanup, snow plowing for rural drives, and lawn care and fertilization for open, exposed lots.
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How to Get a Free Estimate in Hicksville
Most Hicksville estimates are a short visit. Here's how it works.
- 1Call (323) 606-0255Tell us what's going on. You talk to the crew, not a call center.
- 2We look at the propertyWe walk the job with you, check access, and answer questions on the spot.
- 3Written, itemized estimateLabor and materials separated. No obligation, and no pressure to decide that day.
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