Trees

Shade, ornamental, and privacy trees planted for long-term growth in Palatine, IL and surrounding communities.

2001 Family-Owned Since
25+ Years Experience
Service Information
Best For: Shade & Curb Appeal
Service Area: Palatine & Nearby Suburbs
Estimate: Free
Built For: Zone 5 Hardiness
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Talk with BJ's Lawn Service about new shade trees, ornamental plantings, or privacy trees for your property.

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Well-kept residential lawn and clean foundation planting bed at a Palatine, IL home
Family-Owned Since 2001

Tree Planting & Installation in Palatine, IL

A well-placed tree is one of the best long-term investments you can make in a landscape. It adds shade that cools your home and yard, privacy from neighbors and roads, and a focal point that grows more valuable every year. BJ's Lawn Service plants trees where they have room to mature — so the sapling you plant today becomes an asset, not a problem, decades from now.

We install shade trees like maple and oak, ornamental and flowering trees like crabapple, serviceberry, and redbud, and privacy trees along property lines — all chosen for Zone 5 hardiness and placed with mature height, root spread, and nearby structures in mind.

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Tree Installation Services

Shade Trees

Maple, oak, and other canopy trees placed to cool patios, lawns, and south- and west-facing sides of your home.

Ornamental & Flowering Trees

Crabapple, serviceberry, redbud, and other accent trees that bring spring blooms and lasting curb appeal.

Privacy & Screening Trees

Rows of trees along property lines that screen views, soften fences, and buffer street noise.

Focal Point & Replacement Planting

Specimen trees for front yards and open lawns, and replacements for trees lost to storms, age, or disease.

Our Tree Planting Process

1

Species & Site Selection

We start with what you want the tree to do — shade, privacy, spring color, or a focal point — then match species to your soil, sunlight, and available space.

  • Shade, privacy, and design goals review
  • Soil, sunlight, and drainage check
  • Zone 5 hardy species selection
2

Placement Planning

Trees are the longest-lived part of a landscape, so placement matters most. We position each tree for its mature canopy and roots, clear of foundations, driveways, utilities, and overhead lines.

  • Mature height and canopy layout
  • Setbacks from structures and utilities
  • Utility locate coordination before digging
3

Planting & Installation

We dig a properly sized hole, set the tree at the correct depth with the root flare exposed, backfill with amended soil, and stake only when the site calls for it.

  • Correct planting depth and root flare exposure
  • Soil amendments and backfill
  • Staking and deep initial watering as needed
4

Finishing & Care Guidance

We finish with a proper mulch ring — never piled against the trunk — clean up the site, and walk through watering and first-year care so your new tree establishes strong.

  • Mulch ring installation and final detailing
  • Site cleanup
  • Watering and first-year care walkthrough

Landscape Project Examples

See examples of planting and landscape installations completed for local residential properties.

Clean foundation planting bed and fresh green lawn at a residential home

Clean Foundation Planting

A tidy foundation bed paired with a healthy, well-kept lawn.

Landscaped bed with new plantings along a curved river rock walkway beside a residential home

Planting Bed & Rock Walkway

New plantings installed along a curved river rock path.

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