Tree service in Washington Court House, Ohio.If you have tree problems, we have tree solutions.

Servicing customers since 2003. State licensed and insured. JP’s Trees LLC

Jon Parsley and his crew handle everything from removals and trimming to stump grinding and land clearing for customers in Fayette, Pickaway and Franklin counties and the surrounding areas.

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A JP's Trees bucket truck parked under a large, freshly trimmed tree on a sunny day, with a crew member and chipper truck beside it.
A trimmed tree, the bucket truck and the chipper, on a summer job.
  • Owner on every job. You call Jon, and Jon does the work.
  • Local. Based in Washington Court House, Ohio.
  • Five stars on Google. Read what customers say.
  • Cleanup in the scope. Agree on stump grinding, chips and haul-away.

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Jon Parsley, owner, JP’s Trees LLC
Storm damage

Tree on the house? Here's what to do.

  1. Stay clear. Keep people, pets and cars away from the tree. If a power line is down or touching it, call the power company first.
  2. Call Jon. (614) 582-9056. Say where the tree is and what it's on.
  3. He works calls in order of danger. Trees on homes, vehicles and roads come first, then everything else. After a big storm, timing depends on the calls ahead of yours.

If it looks dangerous, it probably is. Leave it alone and call. More on storm damage

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A storm-snapped tree lying across a driveway next to a house.
Storm tree across a driveway. Out the same day, house untouched.
What we do

Removal, trimming, stumps, storms and clearing.

Every photo on this page is from a JP's Trees job.

A wide, freshly cut stump with a chainsaw and large log rounds beside it.

Tree removal

Big trees come down in pieces with a bucket truck and ropes, then get cut up, loaded and hauled off. More on tree removal

  • Right up against houses, garages, barns and fences
  • Backyards the truck can't reach, climbed on spikes
  • Large trees taken down with ropes and rigging
A bucket truck beside a tall tree whose lower crown has been raised and thinned.

Trimming and pruning

Raising, thinning and deadwooding the trees you want to keep. More on trimming

  • Busted limbs hanging over the roof
  • Around privacy fences and service lines
A yellow stump grinder working on a stump in a front yard, with a pickup and house behind it.

Stump grinding and cleanup

Stumps ground out below the grass line, the ground leveled, and the chips raked up or hauled away. More on stump grinding

  • Ten pines and their stumps out, ground leveled, in a day and a half
  • Dirt hauled in, graded and seeded when a job calls for it
A cleared hillside with the brush gone, open to a view of the fields beyond.

Land clearing and forestry mulching

Fence rows, rights of way, lots, hillsides and creek banks, mulched or cleared and cleaned up. More on land clearing

  • A right of way 1,100 feet long and 50 feet wide, mulched with 22 larger trees and stumps, in three days
  • A mile of horse fence line; a three-acre thicket; a steep creek bank opened up for the view
Request an estimate

Tell Jon what needs doing.

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If Jon cannot pick up, leave a voicemail. Include:

  • Your name, phone number and town
  • What the tree is doing and what you want done
  • Nearby houses, fences or lines, and how the crew can reach it

Estimates are free unless Jon tells you otherwise. He looks at the site with you before settling the scope and price.

Know what the price covers

Ask for the scope in writing so you can compare the same work between quotes.

  • Which trees, and the work on each
  • Stump grinding and the agreed depth, if included
  • What gets hauled away and what stays as logs or firewood
  • Cleanup, plus any grading or seeding

What affects the price

Tree size and number, nearby buildings and lines, truck access, climbing and rigging, stump work and haul-away.

Before and after

A little room to breathe again.

Jobs from Jon's phone. Tap a photo to see it full size.

A tall, full tree in a narrow backyard beside houses, a fence and overhead power lines. Before
The same tree with its crown removed and a climber tied in near the top, next to the power lines. Topped
A climber high on the bare trunk beside the power lines, cutting it down in sections. In sections
The last section of trunk standing behind the fence with cut rounds stacked at its base. After

A big backyard removal right up against the houses and the lines, from the top down.

A fence line choked with brush, saplings and a fallen tree. Before
The same fence line cleared to an open dirt lane with the fence posts showing. After

A fence line that had grown shut, cleared and opened back up.

A large tree fallen onto the roof of a brick ranch house. Before
The same brick house with the tree gone and the lawn cleared. After

Storm tree on the house. Off the roof, cut up, hauled, yard raked.

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Who you're calling

Jon Parsley's crew, out of Washington Court House.

Jon is on every job, from the bucket and saw to the grinder and final cleanup. His crew handles close-quarters removals and trimming around houses and barns.

Based in Washington Court House, with jobs around Columbus, Grove City and Chillicothe. Call to check your location.

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A bucket truck with a dump trailer carrying a compact loader, parked on gravel.
Bucket truck, dump trailer and loader, headed out.
Sunrise over flat farm fields seen through a truck windshield.
Rolling out as the sun comes up.
Questions people ask

Straight answers.

Are estimates free?

Yes, unless Jon tells you otherwise up front. He looks at the job with you before settling the work and the price.

Do you haul everything away?

Yes. Brush goes through the chipper, logs get loaded and hauled. If you'd rather keep the wood for your own stove, say so when Jon looks at the job.

Can you reach a tree in the back yard?

If the bucket truck can't get there, the tree gets climbed and roped down in pieces. That's slower, so it costs more than a tree the truck can reach from the drive.

Can you work near power lines?

Jon has taken down trees grown into service lines and alongside high-voltage lines. If a line is down or touching the tree, the power company has to deal with the line first.

How soon can you come after a storm?

Trees on houses, vehicles and roads come first, in order of danger. Timing depends on the storm and the calls ahead of yours. Call Jon about the situation.

Do you sell firewood?

Yes, in season. Split and delivered by the load once the fall cutting starts. Call for availability.

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(614) 582-9056
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Leave a voicemail with your name, number, town and what needs doing if Jon cannot pick up.

Email: jonparsley@jpstrees.com

Hours: Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM. Weekends: limited availability. Storm emergencies: 24 hours.

Based in Washington Court House, Ohio. Where we work and how to reach us.