Three EAB ash removed from a residential lot, full debris haul.
Auburn Hills mixes Oakland University–adjacent neighborhoods with the Chrysler world headquarters and Great Lakes Crossing retail corridor. The work mix is unusually balanced — half residential removals, half commercial trim contracts. Pontiac firefighter-owned. 10 miles from our shop.
Auburn Hills doesn't fit a single profile. The neighborhoods west of Squirrel Road are mature single-family residential — 1960s–1980s homes with aging silver maples and EAB-killed ash. The eastern corridor along Lapeer Road has multi-family apartments and condo associations with ongoing HOA contracts. And the Chrysler / Oakland University / Great Lakes Crossing corridor brings in commercial-property trim and removal work on a different scale.
We work all three. Residential one day, apartment HOA the next, retail parking lot the day after. The crew runs different protocols for each — but the four steps don't change.
Auburn Hills is also 10 miles from our Pontiac shop. Closer to base than most of our service area, which means faster response on emergency calls.
From Oakland University south through South Auburn Hills, north to Bald Mountain, west toward the Chrysler HQ campus, and east past Great Lakes Crossing — we run residential, HOA, and commercial work across the city's mix of estate lots and corporate corridors. We also serve next-door Pontiac, Rochester Hills, and Lake Orion.
Auburn Hills sits along the same lake-effect corridor as Pontiac. June supercells off Lake Erie usually hit Auburn Hills with full force — open retail areas + tall apartment buildings + scattered mature trees = a lot of limb damage. We handle commercial post-storm cleanup separately from residential, with documented scope for property managers.
From North Auburn Hills and Sashabaw Hills to the Great Lakes Crossing commercial corridor — a sample of recent Auburn Hills jobs.
Three EAB ash removed from a residential lot, full debris haul.
Storm-damaged silver maple pulled off a roofline, insurance billed direct.
HOA annual trim contract on a 60-unit apartment complex, ongoing.
Crane-assisted oak removal between two houses, tight access.
Commercial parking-lot island trees, annual scheduled maintenance.
Emergency response after July storm — tree across a residential drive, cleared same day.
Don't see your area? Call (248) 322-1277 — if you're inside 48326, we work it.
Auburn Hills mixes job types — but the workflow is the same on every property.
Foreman walks the lot — Auburn Hills mixes residential and commercial parcels, so the size-up varies by job. Residential: standard tight-lot prep. Commercial: traffic control, pedestrian planning, after-hours scheduling.
Crew brief covers cut order, rigging, escape routes — plus commercial protocols if we're working a retail or office park (after-hours, customer pathways, vendor coordination).
Controlled drops, sectional cuts, crane-assisted when needed. Commercial work follows commercial schedules; residential work follows the homeowner's.
Chip everything. Haul the rounds. Restore the property — whether that's lawn, parking lot, or planting island. Documented service note where required.
Fill out the form or call. Auburn Hills calls usually get scoped same-week.
