Giron's Tree Service
★ 4.9 (342)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Jersey City, New Jersey
Storm damage in Jersey City, New Jersey can leave a tree down on a home, driveway, or yard. This directory lists 20 tree removal contractors for Jersey City, and 18 of them have a rating. Some listed businesses are based in Brooklyn, Fairview, and Elizabeth.
Tree Services Near Jersey City
Garden Tree Services, Corp.
★ 4.8 (141)Tree service
Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup
★ 4.7 (4030)Plumber
Lively Oak
★ 5 (84)Tree service
Morales Brothers Tree Service, LLC
★ 4.9 (85)Tree service
Chop & Chip Tree Service LLC
★ 5 (80)Tree service
New Jersey Tree Professional
★ 4.9 (77)Tree service
FCM TREE SERVICES LLC
★ 5 (46)Tree service
EJT Tree Service LLC
★ 5 (41)Tree service
Arborpolitan Tree & Garden Care
★ 4.8 (33)Tree service
Manhattan Tree Care
★ 5 (9)Tree service
NYC Tree Trimming & Removal
★ 4.7 (18)Tree service
Jersey City Tree Services
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Manhattan Tree Removal
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Hoboken Tree Service Pros
★ 5 (3)Tree service
Jersey City Parks & Forestry
★ 3.8 (10)Park
King Towing
★ 2.9 (230)Towing service
Urgent Tree Cutting & Removal
★ 5 (2)Tree service
Branch Specialists New Jersey
Tree service
Summit Tree Experts.
Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects the cost of emergency tree removal in Jersey City?
Several things can change the price, including the size and species of the tree, how far it has to be moved, and whether equipment like a crane is needed. Access to the tree, damage to a structure, and the time of day often matter too. For a specific figure, ask a listed contractor to look at the tree and give you a written estimate.
What should I do first if a tree falls on my house in Jersey City?
Get people and pets out of the house and away from the tree if it is safe to do so. Do not go back inside for belongings. If anyone is hurt or there is a gas smell, fire, or downed wires, call emergency services or the utility first. Then contact your insurer and arrange for a qualified contractor to assess the tree.
What should I do if a fallen tree is touching power lines near Jersey City?
Stay well back, and keep others away. Treat the tree, its branches, and anything they touch as energized. Do not touch the tree or try to move limbs. Call the utility that owns the lines to report it, and call emergency services if there is fire, smoke, or a person in danger. Wait for the utility to make the area safe before any tree work begins.