Most Minnesota homeowners assume tree service shuts down in the winter, but the cold months are actually the cheapest and most efficient time of year to schedule tree work. Lower demand means more flexible scheduling and potential seasonal savings, while frozen ground allows crews to work without damaging your yard. Trees are dormant, which makes trimming, pruning, and removals faster and more precise—and less debris means lower cleanup costs. Winter work also prevents spring storm damage and is the healthiest time to prune species like oaks and elms. If you want to save money and protect your property, winter is the ideal season for tree service.
