Arbor Ace Tree Service
★ 5 (401)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Newark, New Jersey
Storm damage in Newark, New Jersey can leave a tree leaning over a roof, driveway or power line. This directory lists 20 tree removal contractors for Newark, and 19 of them carry a customer rating. Some listed businesses are based in Elizabeth, Jersey City and Clifton.
Tree Services Near Newark
Giron's Tree Service
★ 4.9 (342)Tree service
Supreme Tree Solutions
★ 4.9 (273)Tree service
Garden Tree Services, Corp.
★ 4.8 (141)Tree service
Aspen Tree Services Inc.
★ 4.8 (110)Tree service
Friendly Tree Experts
★ 4.8 (724)Tree service
Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup
★ 4.7 (4030)Plumber
Gentle Dental of NJ - Multispecialty Family Dentist in Newark | Dr. Bernstein, DDS
★ 4.6 (159)Dentist
New Jersey Tree Professional
★ 4.9 (77)Tree service
USA Pro Tree Service LLC
★ 4.5 (63)Tree service
Uncle Matty's Tree Service
★ 4.5 (53)Tree service
Arborpolitan Tree & Garden Care
★ 4.8 (33)Tree service
BJS Tree Service LLC
★ 4.6 (38)Tree service
Garcia Tree Services LLC
★ 4.7 (31)Tree service
L & A Family Tree Service
★ 4.7 (26)Tree service
Manhattan Tree Care
★ 5 (9)Tree service
Jersey City Tree Services
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Hoboken Tree Service Pros
★ 5 (3)Tree service
Urgent Tree Trimming
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Branch Specialists New Jersey
Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects the cost of emergency tree removal in Newark?
Several things typically drive the price. The size and species of the tree, how far it has fallen or how awkwardly it is leaning, whether it is resting on a structure or a fence, and how easily equipment can reach the spot all usually matter. Emergency or after-hours work often costs more than routine removal. Ask each contractor how they price the job and what the quote includes before agreeing to anything.
What information should I have ready when I call a tree service in Newark?
Have the property address ready, plus a clear description of the tree and what it is touching or blocking. Mention any power lines, gas meters or vehicles involved, and say whether anyone has been hurt. Note the tree size and whether it is still standing or already down. Photos taken from a safe distance help. Confirm whether the contractor handles debris removal and stump grinding, and ask about payment.
How can I tell if a tree on my property in Newark is hazardous?
Warning signs often include large dead branches, cracks or splits in the trunk, mushrooms or soft spots at the base, and soil heaving around the roots. A tree that has started to lean suddenly, or one with hollow or decaying wood, usually deserves a closer look. Stay well back and do not try to inspect it yourself. A qualified local arborist can assess it and tell you what to do.