Tree work in Shorewood, IL

Shorewood sits southeast of Oswego along Route 52 and the DuPage River.

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Local rules, citedVillage, Township, ComEd.

Parkway approval

Shorewood's Parkway Tree Program page says the Village must approve a parkway tree's removal first, and it offers a replacement cost-share. A search summary gave a cap that we couldn't confirm on the page, so ask the Village (Village of Shorewood).

2026

Shorewood was among the Will County communities with trees and branches down in the August 2026 storms (Herald-News).

What we can help with

White two-story house with large autumn trees in the front yard (stock photo, not an Oswego address)

Tree removal

Dead, leaning or just in the way.

Climber in a harness cutting the top off a tree trunk with a chainsaw, sawdust flying (stock photo)

Pruning & trimming

Deadwood, clearance and young-tree shaping.

Tall broken tree stump among green trees (stock photo)

Stump grinding

Below grade, ready for seed.

Dark storm clouds over a treeline (stock photo)

Storm cleanup

Limbs on the roof or across the drive.

Large leafless tree against a blue sky (stock photo)

Ash & EAB trees

Emerald ash borer damage.

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Questions

Quick answers

Can I remove a Shorewood parkway tree?

Only with Village approval.