Landscaping & Tree Service in Kokomo, IN

Local Conditions We Plan For in Kokomo

The August 2016 EF-scale tornadoes damaged countless Kokomo trees, and many that survived with broken tops or cracked limbs have been slowly declining ever since — creating ongoing removal demand as these compromised trees finally fail.

Whole neighborhoods lost mature shade at once, so there is strong demand for replanting and landscape rebuilding — selecting and installing the right trees to restore the canopy that the storms erased.

Kokomo remains in an active severe-weather corridor, so storm cleanup and hazard-tree work after each season's storms is a recurring, plannable need we handle on a scheduled basis.

Why Kokomo Neighbors Call Us

We orient Kokomo work around landmarks like the downtown and Howard County Courthouse, Foster Park along Wildcat Creek, and the neighborhoods that took the brunt of the 2016 tornadoes.

A representative Kokomo job is canopy recovery: we remove a storm-scarred tree that has been declining since 2016, grind the stump, and install two healthy replacement trees positioned to rebuild the property's shade — turning storm damage into a fresh, healthier canopy.

Rebuilding Kokomo's Canopy

Kokomo's tree story runs deep — Highland Park has long shown off the famous Old Ben and a giant sycamore stump — but the August 2016 tornadoes rewrote the canopy across whole neighborhoods, and the recovery is still underway. The hardest-hit residential blocks near Markland Avenue and the streets off US 31 lost mature shade all at once, and many trees that survived with split tops or cracked leaders have kept declining in the years since. Along Wildcat Creek and out toward the Kokomo Reservoir and Jackson Morrow Park the setting is greener, but even there the storm-weakened survivors are the ones now failing and coming down.

Our work here pairs removal with replanting: taking out the compromised trees, grinding the stumps, and installing healthy, well-chosen replacements positioned to rebuild a property's shade for the next generation. Fall and early spring are the prime planting windows, so we often schedule the removal first and the replanting for the next good season. At about 90 minutes out, this is booked, planned work rather than same-day response, but a full canopy-recovery scope — removal in the $400 to $2,000-plus range, then replant — is well worth the trip. We are fully insured, serving the region since 2025. Call (323) 606-0255.