Our Services
Tree services for Freeland and the surrounding area
From a single hazardous limb to full removal and stump grinding, we handle residential and light commercial tree work.
Tree Removal
Safe, controlled tree removal for dead, diseased, or unwanted trees on residential and light commercial properties across Freeland, PA and the surrounding area.
Learn moreTree Trimming & Pruning
Structural pruning and canopy trimming to ANSI A300 standards for healthy trees in Freeland, PA. We never top trees and time oak pruning to avoid oak wilt.
Learn moreStump Grinding
Stump grinding below ground level so you can seed, plant, or build over the spot. We grind stumps across Freeland, PA and handle the grindings too.
Learn moreDead & Hazardous Tree Removal
Removal of dead, dying, and hazardous trees in Freeland, PA, including brittle dead ash killed by emerald ash borer. We assess the hazard before we climb.
Learn moreBrush Removal & Chipping
Clearing brush, limbs, and small trees and chipping on site across Freeland, PA. We handle invasive tree of heaven with a real plan, not just a cut.
Learn moreStorm Damage Cleanup
Fallen trees and hanging limbs cleaned up after wind and ice storms on the mountaintop around Freeland, PA. Call during our 9 AM to 5 PM hours.
Learn moreLand & Lot Clearing
Clearing trees and brush for a new build, addition, driveway, or view on residential and light commercial lots in Freeland, PA and the surrounding area.
Learn moreHonest Advice
How to hire a tree service in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania does not license tree services or arborists at the state level. That means anyone can call themselves a tree company, with no training, no test, and no state oversight. So the responsibility for vetting a tree service falls on you, the homeowner. The good news is that a few simple questions will tell you a lot.
Before you hire any tree service in Pennsylvania, ask for:
- A certificate of insurance — Sent straight from the tree service's insurance company, not a photocopy handed to you. This confirms the coverage is actually in force.
- Workers' compensation coverage — If someone is hurt on your property and the company has no workers' comp, the claim can land on your homeowner's policy.
- A PA Home Improvement Contractor registration number — Pennsylvania requires many home improvement contractors to register with the state. Ask for the registration number and verify it.
- A written quote — Not a verbal price over the phone. A written quote spells out exactly what is included so there are no surprises when the work is done.
We are happy to answer any of these. Call us at (570) 956-5113 and we will walk you through it.
Ready to get your tree handled?
Call now or send us a few photos and we'll take a look.