TREE SERVICES IN OMAHA, NE

From mature trees in Dundee and Benson to growing landscapes throughout West Omaha, Arbor Aesthetics provides professional tree care backed by Certified Arborist expertise. 

Serving Omaha since 2005, we provide:

Tree trimming & structural pruning

Tree removal

Stump grinding

Tree planting

Root excavation / Air Spade

Cabling & bracing

Residential tree services

Commercial tree services

Tree Health Care

Insect & disease management

Our team understands the challenges Omaha trees face—from severe storms and drought to insects, disease, and alkaline soils.

Arbor Aesthetics serves neighborhoods throughout Omaha—from established areas with mature canopies to newer landscapes across West and Northwest Omaha. 

Our Omaha service area includes:

Dundee & Memorial Park — 68132 

Benson & Country Club — 68104 

Aksarben & Elmwood Park — 68106

Midtown & Field Club — 68105 

Florence & North Omaha — 68110, 68111, 68112

Central Omaha & Westside — 68114, 68124

Northwest Omaha — 68116, 68122, 68134, 68164

West Omaha — 68118, 68130, 68154

Millard & Southwest Omaha — 68127, 68135, 68137, 68144 

Far West & Southwest Omaha — 68136, 68138 

Irvington & North Omaha — 68142, 68152

We also serve Elkhorn, Gretna, Bellevue, and Papillion as part of our regular Omaha Metro service area.

Why are large branches falling from my tree after Omaha storms? 

Strong winds and thunderstorms can expose structural weaknesses that weren't obvious beforehand. Broken branches, cracks, hanging limbs, split unions, or a suddenly changed canopy should be evaluated, particularly when they're near a house, driveway, sidewalk, or frequently used part of the property. A Certified Arborist can assess the damage and determine whether pruning, cabling and bracing, monitoring, or removal is appropriate. 

Why are the leaves on my Omaha tree yellow with green veins? 

Yellow leaves with greener veins can be a sign of chlorosis, commonly associated with iron or manganese availability. Omaha's alkaline soil conditions can make it difficult for certain tree species to access nutrients even when those nutrients are present in the soil. Rather than simply adding fertilizer, an arborist can diagnose the cause and determine whether treatments such as iron or manganese injections are appropriate. 

My ash tree still looks healthy. Do I need emerald ash borer treatment in Omaha? 

A healthy appearance doesn't necessarily mean an ash tree is protected from emerald ash borer. Preventive management is generally most useful before a valuable ash has experienced significant decline. If you're unsure whether a tree is an ash, whether it has been treated previously, or whether continued treatment makes sense, a Certified Arborist can evaluate its condition and discuss your options. 

My spruce is turning brown from the bottom up. Is it dying? 

Not necessarily. Browning or thinning spruce needles can be associated with fungal disease, insects, drought stress, growing conditions, or other problems. The pattern and location of damage provide important clues, so treating the tree before identifying the cause can waste time and money. An arborist can examine the tree and recommend treatment when appropriate. 

How do I know whether an old tree near my Omaha home should be trimmed or removed? 

Age alone doesn't determine whether a tree needs removal. Arborists look at factors such as trunk condition, decay, root stability, branch structure, canopy health, previous damage, species, and what could be affected if part of the tree failed. In many cases, pruning or other corrective care may be appropriate. When a tree presents unacceptable risk or has declined beyond reasonable preservation, removal may be the better long-term decision.