Philadelphia Tree Services

Your Trusted Tree Removal Service

Our Services

Our team of tree surgeons and arborists has undergone extensive training to guarantee you the best standards of safety when taking care of your tree problem. We also have all the required licenses and leading industry certifications to provide the most appropriate tree care you need. Having years of experience and know-how in dealing with all kinds of tree problems also allows us to keep the costs reasonable as we mitigate the risks. Our team can also offer tree structure assessment, tree inspection, shrub maintenance, and general tree care services as per your requirements. You can even call us for emergency tree removal service and storm damage cleanup. By hiring our tree company, you get to enjoy substantial savings in terms of time and money. The professionals at Northeast Philadelphia Tree Services are equipped with all the latest equipment and tools to take care of any scale of tree removal, tree pruning, tree trimming, stump grinding, or any other task. We ensure to follow all the safety standards while at your property to get the job done without posing any risk to your safety or causing any kind of damage to your property. We also complete the job in a timely manner and make certain that you are fully satisfied with our work.

How Much Does Tree Removal Cost in Philadelphia?

The cost of tree removal in Philadelphia ranges from $719 to $1,015. Removing the tree may cost more depending on extenuating circumstances such as proximity to electricity lines or the residence, but on average, the price will be around $867.

How Much Does Stump Removal Cost in Philadelphia?

Stump removal in Philadelphia costs between $350 and $400 and takes two to three days depending on the depth of the roots in the ground, the location of the stump in the yard, and whether tree service professionals decide to uproot the stump or chip it away first before hauling it up from the ground.

Philadelphia Tree Rules and Tips

Philadelphia has no restrictions governing tree removal on private property, but it does require that branches that are overhanging another owner’s land or the sidewalk and potentially endanger someone is removed by the property owner.

Residents should plant a tree that will only reach a height of 25 feet or less, according to PECO, Philadelphia’s energy company. They also come around and trim vegetation near electrical lines on a regular basis, so householders should not do it themselves.

Pennsylvania’s State Tree

Since 1931, Pennsylvania’s official tree has been the hemlock (Tsunga Canadensis). The Quakers used them to produce tanning leather and build log homes. In Pennsylvania woodlands, this is one of the most common trees. It matures at a sluggish pace, reaching maturity at 250 years old, and lives for nearly 800 years.