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Tree Removal in Medina Township, OH

Tree removal, storm cleanup, pruning and stump grinding for homes in Medina Township, the 18-square-mile township just northeast of the city. Send your address for a quote from a local tree contractor.

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Tree removal in Medina Township, Ohio mostly means yard trees on township lots to the north and east of the city of Medina. The township had 9,183 residents at the 2020 census on 18.1 square miles, and SR 3 meets I-71 at Exit 222 inside its borders (Wikipedia: Medina Township).

Medina Township has its own Roads Department, which removes fallen or dead trees that become hazards on township roads, while the county and ODOT look after their own routes. Because the township shares Medina mailing addresses with the city, the street address decides whose rules apply to a roadside tree.

Requests through this site reach a local tree contractor for tree removal, trimming, stump grinding or storm cleanup anywhere in the township.

Who clears fallen trees on Medina Township roads?

The township Roads Department, a crew of three full-time and three part-time workers, lists fallen or dead trees among the road hazards it removes, along with plowing and park upkeep. County roads in the township go to the Medina County Highway Department at 330-764-8780, and state routes such as SR 3 to ODOT.

Ohio Revised Code 5543.14 lets township trustees trim or remove trees growing in or over the township road right-of-way without paying the owner. A tree that comes down in a yard or on a house is handled by the owner through a private storm tree removal crew.

How bad can storm damage get in Medina Township?

On August 28, 2016, a storm toppled trees onto homes and roads around Medina. One resident counted 25 trees down on his property, and another had a limb come through the living room ceiling.

Capt. Mark Roberts of the Medina Township fire department described it as a rotating storm that never touched down but took the tops of trees for about two miles. Damage like that, with broken tops still hanging in standing trees, is exactly where pruning back to sound wood or a planned removal comes in.

Tree removal services in Medina Township

Climber in a harness sawing through a tall tree trunk with sawdust flyingTree RemovalDead, damaged or unwanted trees taken down whole or in sections, with cleanup and hauling agreed up front.Arborist in a helmet and harness pruning leafy branches high in a tree canopyTree Trimming and PruningPruning for deadwood, clearance over roofs and drives, storm risk and structure, without topping.Freshly cut tree stump surrounded by sawdust and small branchesStump GrindingStumps ground below grade after a removal, with chips raked in, spread or hauled away.Large fallen tree blocking a road behind a safety barrier, with a red car nearbyEmergency Storm Tree RemovalTrees and big limbs down on houses, cars, fences or drives after a storm, cut off and cleared.Partly cleared wooded lot with stumps and brush piles in front of standing treesLand and Lot ClearingBrush, saplings and selected trees cleared from building sites, fence rows and overgrown acreage.Worker in a helmet cutting logs with a chainsaw near a truck-mounted craneCrane Tree RemovalLarge or hard-to-reach trees lifted out in sections by crane when there is no room to drop them.

Is your tree in the township or the city?

Medina Township surrounds the city of Medina on its northeast side and shares the 44256 and 44258 ZIP codes with it, so a Medina mailing address doesn't settle it. That matters for trees by the road: city streets have treelawn trees owned by the City Forestry Department, while township roads fall under the township crew.

A call to Township Hall at 3799 Huffman Road answers it quickly. Either way, trees in your own yard are yours to remove.

How a Medina Township request works

  1. Send the form

    Your address, the trees involved and the service you need.

  2. It goes to a local tree contractor

    Your request is passed to a contractor who works in your area.

  3. The contractor looks and quotes

    They contact you, look at the job and give you a price.

  4. You agree on the details

    Work, timing and cleanup are agreed directly with the contractor.

Sending a request costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Medina Tree Removal is a referral service, not a tree company; the contractor who contacts you quotes and does the work.

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Neighborhoods served in Medina Township

Weymouth

Weymouth grew around a sawmill Lathrop Seymour built in 1817 and a gristmill a year later, and the township history says it came near being the county seat. The Roads Department now works from Weymouth Road.

Stonegate Drive

Work on the roughly 75-lot Bohaty subdivision between Stonegate and Ledgewood drives was set to start in January 2026. Owners building there can ask about clearing and stump grinding, and the ISA advises a protection zone around any tree meant to stay.

Huffman Road

Township Hall is at 3799 Huffman Road. Owners along it can ask for several trees to be priced on a single visit.

Blakslee Park area

The township sports complex and the Hometown Heroes Memorial share Blakslee Park at Fenn and Weymouth roads. Trees on the park grounds are the township's; nearby yards can request pruning or removal.

About Medina Township, Ohio

Medina Township was surveyed into 81 equal lots in 1810, and Zenas Hamilton of Harpersfield, New York became its first permanent settler in October 1814. The first township election followed on March 24, 1818 (township history).

A three-member board of trustees and an elected fiscal officer run the township, which contracts with the City of Medina for fire and EMS. It keeps cemeteries at Hamilton Corners, Windfall, Center and Weymouth, and the Roads Department maintains them along with the parks and township buildings.

Weather and climate in Medina Township

Medina Township sits north of State Route 18, and the Medina County Engineer notes that areas north of SR 18 generally get more snow than those south of it. Cleveland Hopkins, the nearest long-record station to the north, averages 63.8 inches a season under the 1991 to 2020 normals (NWS Cleveland; Wikipedia: Cleveland climate).

Summer storms count too: after the August 2016 storm a township fire captain described tree tops torn off for about two miles. The ISA warns that broken limbs left hanging overhead can keep moving after a storm has passed.

Landmarks and community places in Medina Township

Medina Township Sports Complex at Blakslee Park

The township's athletic fields and the Hometown Heroes Memorial share Blakslee Park at the corner of Fenn and Weymouth roads; field bookings go through 330-764-8767.

Medina Township Hall

Township Hall stands at 3799 Huffman Road. The township's roads page links a street list sorted into township streets, county roads, state routes and private streets.

Why send a tree removal request in Medina Township through Medina Tree Removal

A single request with your township address goes to a local tree contractor who works north and east of Medina. The contractor sees the tree, quotes it, and you decide; there is no charge for sending the form.

The same form serves Granger, Brunswick Hills and York Township.

Tree Removal questions from Medina Township property owners

Who do I call about a dead tree along a Medina Township road?
Start with the township Roads Department at 330-764-8767; it removes fallen or dead trees that are hazards on township roads. If the road is a county road, call the Medina County Highway Department at 330-764-8780, and for a state route, ODOT at 330-723-0091.
Does Medina Township run a brush drop-off?
The township's roads page doesn't describe one. The Medina County Solid Waste District facility on Lake Road in Seville takes branches and trunks cut to 4 feet or less and up to 24 inches round, or the tree contractor can haul the wood.
Can one contractor handle trees on both sides of the city line?
Tree contractors work by address, not by township, so a property on either side of the city line can be quoted the same way. See tree removal in Medina for the city's own street tree rules.
Which ZIP codes reach Medina Township addresses?
Medina Township addresses use 44256 and 44258, the same as the city, plus 44215 and part of 44233 near Hinckley. Give the street address so a contractor can tell whether the property is in the township or the city. Area codes here are 330 and 234.
How can I tell who owns the road in front of my Medina Township home?
The township Roads Department page links a street list sorted into township streets, county roads, state routes and private streets. That tells you whether a roadside tree problem goes to the township at 330-764-8767, the county at 330-764-8780, ODOT, or your association.
Who deals with trees along a private street in a Medina Township subdivision?
Private streets are listed separately from township roads on the township's street list, so trees along them are generally the association's or the owners' responsibility rather than the township's. An association can request one quote covering its common areas.
Was the August 2016 Medina storm a tornado?
News 5 Cleveland reported that tornado reports were unconfirmed at the time. A Medina Township fire captain described a rotating storm that never touched down but took the tops off trees for about two miles, and one resident counted 25 trees down on his property.
Can owners in the new Bohaty subdivision near Stonegate Drive get lot clearing?
Owners and builders on the new lots between Stonegate and Ledgewood drives can request lot clearing, removal and stump grinding. If some trees should stay, mark them and ask that equipment stay off their root zones, which the ISA says construction can damage for years.
Who looks after the Medina Township cemeteries?
The Roads Department maintains the township's parks, buildings and cemeteries, which are at Hamilton Corners, Windfall, Center and Weymouth. Questions about trees in those cemeteries go to the department at 330-764-8767 rather than a private contractor.
Who handles trees beside SR 3 at I-71 Exit 222?
SR 3 and the Exit 222 interchange are state routes under ODOT, reachable at 330-723-0091 about trees in that right of way. Trees on business or home lots next to the interchange are the owner's to maintain.

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Sources: News 5 Cleveland: Medina County storm (2016) · Ohio Revised Code 5543.14 · Wikipedia: Medina Township · Medina Township · Medina Township: history · Medina Township Sports Complex · Medina County Engineer: highway FAQ · NWS Cleveland: CLE snowfall · Wikipedia: Cleveland climate · ISA: storm-related tree damage

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