Professional Tree Services in New Jersey

Absolutely. We are fully insured and licensed in the state of New Jersey, ensuring your property is protected while we work.

Yes, certain tree roots can lift sidewalks, crack foundations, or damage underground pipes. We evaluate root zones before recommending removal or root barrier options.

Some New Jersey townships require a permit for tree removal. Before scheduling your appointment, we recommend contacting your local municipal office to confirm if a permit is necessary and to obtain one in advance, if required.

Yes, all our services include full cleanup unless you request otherwise. We remove limbs, branches, and sawdust to leave your property neat and safe.

Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency tree services. If a tree falls during a storm or becomes a safety risk, call us immediately and we’ll dispatch a crew as soon as possible.

Determining whether a tree is hazardous often requires an in-person assessment. We’re happy to visit your property for a personal evaluation to help determine if removal is necessary.

Tree removal costs can vary greatly depending on a number of factors, such as tree size, location, and complexity of the job. Because of this, we’re unable to give accurate estimates without first seeing the site. We’re happy to schedule a personal evaluation and provide you with a detailed estimate.

We respond to emergency calls 24/7 and typically arrive within a few hours. Safety is our top priority, and we’ll secure the site immediately.

After the tree is removed, we offer optional stump grinding services. You can choose to keep the remaining wood chips for firewood or have them removed from the site—whichever you prefer.

Trimming is typically for shaping trees and removing overgrowth, while pruning focuses on improving the tree’s structure and health by removing dead or diseased limbs.