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You stop worrying about that leaning oak every time the wind picks up. No more wondering if dead branches will crash through your roof during the next nor’easter that hits Long Island.
Your yard becomes the space you actually want to use again. Those overgrown branches that blocked sunlight from your garden are gone. The stumps that made mowing a nightmare disappear completely.
Your property value stays protected with trees that add thousands to your home’s worth instead of becoming expensive liabilities. When neighbors see your well-maintained landscape, they notice the difference.
We’ve been handling Smithtown’s unique tree challenges for over 17 years. We understand how coastal winds and salt air affect local tree species, and which trees typically cause problems after major storms hit Suffolk County.
Our certified arborists know the difference between a pitch pine that can weather another season and a white oak that needs immediate attention. We’ve seen what nor’easters do to Smithtown properties, and we know how to prepare your trees before the next one hits.
You’re working with people who live and work in your community, not some crew from three towns over who’s never dealt with Long Island weather patterns.
First, our certified arborist comes to your property for a free assessment. We look at your trees’ health, identify any safety concerns, and explain exactly what needs to happen and why. You get a written estimate with all costs broken down upfront.
When we arrive for the work, we protect your property first. Tarps, barriers, whatever it takes to keep your landscaping and driveway intact. Then we handle the tree work using professional equipment designed for Long Island’s tight suburban spaces.
Complete cleanup happens before we leave. Every branch gets cut into manageable pieces, debris gets chipped and hauled away in our trucks, and the work area gets raked clean. You don’t lift a finger or worry about disposal.
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You get everything from emergency storm damage response to routine maintenance that prevents problems. Tree removal when something dangerous needs to come down, professional trimming that actually improves tree health, and stump grinding that eliminates those trip hazards.
Smithtown’s mature trees average 54 feet tall, which means specialized equipment and extra safety precautions for most jobs. We handle permit applications when required by local regulations and provide all documentation needed for insurance claims.
Our 24/7 emergency response means someone answers when storms hit. Trees blocking driveways or threatening structures get priority response, typically within 2-4 hours during business hours. During major weather events, we work systematically through emergency calls based on safety priorities.
We prioritize emergency calls and typically respond within 2-4 hours during business hours for urgent situations like trees on homes, blocking driveways, or near power lines. During major storms affecting Smithtown, response times may extend to 24-48 hours due to high demand, but we work systematically through emergency calls based on safety priorities.
We maintain 24/7 emergency contact options for situations outside normal business hours. Trees blocking roadways, threatening structures, or creating immediate dangers get priority response. We recommend calling as soon as it’s safe after storm damage occurs, and having our contact information saved before storm season helps ensure you can reach us quickly.
Tree removal costs in Smithtown typically range from $300 for small trees to $2,000+ for large, complex removals. The price depends on the tree’s size, location, and difficulty of removal. Smithtown’s unusually tall trees, which average 54 feet, often require specialized equipment and extra safety precautions.
Trees near power lines, close to structures, or requiring crane access cost more due to the specialized equipment needed. Emergency storm damage removal often costs 25-50% more than scheduled work. We provide free written estimates that break down all costs upfront, including removal, cleanup, and stump grinding if needed, so there are no surprises when the work is completed.
Yes, we handle permit applications when required by Smithtown regulations and provide proper documentation for insurance claims. Smithtown requires permits for removing certain trees, especially those over 6 inches in diameter or designated as specimen trees. Dead, diseased, or hazardous trees usually qualify for expedited permits or emergency removal without permits.
We’re familiar with local tree removal regulations and can navigate the permit process efficiently. For insurance claims, you receive detailed documentation of work performed, including photos, descriptions of damage, and professional assessments. We work directly with insurance adjusters when needed and provide all paperwork required for claim processing, which saves you time and ensures compliance.
Complete cleanup is included in every job, not an extra charge. We cut branches into manageable pieces, chip smaller debris, and haul everything away in our trucks. The work area gets raked clean, and we remove all wood chips and sawdust from your property.
Stump grinding debris can be left as mulch if you want it, or we’ll remove that too. We don’t leave piles of branches for you to deal with or expect you to drag debris to the curb. Your property gets left cleaner than when we arrived, and you don’t need to worry about disposal or finding a way to get rid of massive tree limbs.
Yes, we are fully licensed and carry comprehensive liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage required for professional tree work in New York. Our insurance protects your property in the unlikely event of accidental damage during tree work, and workers’ compensation covers our crew members.
Our team includes certified arborists who meet professional standards for tree care knowledge and safety practices. We can provide proof of insurance before beginning any job. This licensing and insurance is crucial because tree work involves significant risks to property and people when not handled by qualified professionals. Never hire uninsured tree services because you become liable for injuries and property damage.
The best time for tree trimming depends on the tree species and your goals. For most deciduous trees common in Smithtown, late winter or early spring before new growth begins is ideal. This timing allows you to see the tree’s structure clearly and promotes healthy spring growth.
However, dead or hazardous branches should be removed immediately regardless of season for safety reasons. Some species have specific timing requirements – oak trees shouldn’t be pruned during certain months to prevent disease, and maples are best pruned in late summer to avoid excessive sap bleeding. Our certified arborists know these details and can recommend the best timing for your specific trees and Long Island conditions.