We work across Rochester, NY and the surrounding neighborhoods, with free estimates and 24/7 storm response. Find your area below, or just call and we'll come take a look.
Getting a crane and a chip truck out to Orleans County means planning around the lift bridges. If the canal bridge is up when we're rolling through, we sit and wait like everybody else, so we stage equipment early and work the whole day in…
Tree Removal in Albion →Silver maple drops limbs in July with no wind at all. That's the call we get most from the flats west of the village, down toward the Genesee bridge, where the floodplain soil grows cottonwood and soft maple fast and weak.
Tree Removal in Avon →A pin oak drops a limb on a slate roof off Council Rock and the homeowner's already up a ladder with a handsaw. Please don't. Slate breaks under a boot, and loaded wood moves when you cut it.
Tree Removal in Brighton →Landlords with student houses make up a big slice of our calls here, and the pattern's usually the same: nobody's touched the trees in fifteen years, and now there's a dead maple leaning over the porch roof and six tenants parked…
Tree Removal in Brockport →In the city, half the job is figuring out where to park the truck. Out here it's the opposite — there's room to work, but the ground lies to you.
Tree Removal in Caledonia →A split trunk leaning over a cottage roof on West Lake Rd is the call we get most weeks, and it's never simple. Those properties leave you no room — the house sits low against the slope, and there's nowhere to drop a stick.
Tree Removal in Canandaigua →In the city neighborhoods off Monroe Ave, the hard part is access — narrow driveways, no room to set the truck. Out here it flips. There's plenty of space, and that's exactly the problem.
Tree Removal in Chili →Owners of the old Despatch Shops workers' houses call us more than anyone else in the village, and the reason is always the same: there's a big maple or ash sitting in a back lot with eight feet of grass between them and the neighbor.
Tree Removal in East Rochester →Village lots here are tight, and that's the whole job in a sentence. West Church, South Main, Perrin — narrow streets, mature tree lawns, driveways you can't back a chipper down without folding a mirror.
Tree Removal in Fairport →Park the truck wrong on Main Street and you'll hear about it before the saw's out of the box. The historic district means anything we do down there gets watched, so we plan the drop zone, the cone line, and the cleanup before a single limb…
Tree Removal in Geneseo →The call usually comes after wet snow or a hard onshore blow off Braddock Bay: a Norway maple has dropped a third of itself onto a garage roof.
Tree Removal in Greece →Half the calls out here are the same tree. Silver maple and ash went in when the subdivisions off Calkins, Erie Station and Lehigh Station were built, and they're aging out at once. Ash are the brittle ones.
Tree Removal in Henrietta →Wind off the lake does most of the damage out here. Cottage lots on Lake Rd take it on the nose, and the bluff between Braddock Bay and Hamlin Beach keeps giving ground under whatever grew on the edge of it.
Tree Removal in Hilton →Off Bayview and Newport, the lots fall away toward the bay fast enough that you can't just drop a tree and clean up after. We rig those downhill, piece by piece, and walk the wood back up rather than let it tear out the slope.
Tree Removal in Irondequoit →Cobblestone and Greek Revival houses along Main and Lake streets came with sugar maples planted about the same time the walls went up, which puts a lot of those trees past 150 years old. They carry serious deadwood.
Tree Removal in LeRoy →Ash trees here are mostly done. Emerald ash borer went through the older village blocks hard, and streets like East Union and West Miller are where we see it most — big canopy ash standing dead over a slate or asphalt roof, brittle enough…
Tree Removal in Newark →Getting a crane set out here is mostly a driveway problem. Rt 441 and Five Mile Line move fine, but back on Whalen or Sweets Corners the lots run half an acre to an acre and the older places are on septic — we'll find the leach field…
Tree Removal in Penfield →Getting a crane down a farm lane off Chili-Riga Center Rd is a different job than working a city driveway. We plan around soft ground more than anything else — spring and after a wet stretch, the lawn between the barn and the road won't…
Tree Removal in Riga →A silver maple off Union Street split at the crotch in a July storm and took the gutter with it. Normal call here. Village lots are tighter than they look — street maples with roots under the sidewalk slabs, garages a few feet off the…
Tree Removal in Spencerport →Out past the Whiting Rd Nature Preserve, the lots get deep and the ash get worse. Half the calls we run out there are dead ash — gray, bark shedding, limbs already on the lawn — and once they're that far gone they don't come down politely.
Tree Removal in Webster →Call now for a free estimate, or a fast crew if it's an emergency.
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