Tree Boss
★ 5 (135)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Storm damage in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can leave a tree on a roof, across a driveway, or leaning on a fence. Among the 20 listed contractors, 15 have a website, and some of the listed businesses are based in Doylestown, Andalusia, or Willow Grove. Stay clear of any tree that is touching a structure or a power line.
Tree Services Near Philadelphia
Guacamaya Tree Service
★ 5 (182)Tree service
Alpha 1 Tree Experts Inc
★ 5 (554)Tree service
Rapid Tree Care
★ 5 (92)Tree service
JP Tree Service
★ 4.8 (458)Tree service
Rick's Expert Tree Service, Inc.
★ 4.8 (496)Tree service
JG Landscaping & Tree Service
★ 5 (90)Tree service
Executive Tree Care
★ 4.7 (300)Tree service
Prestige Tree Service
★ 4.9 (60)Tree service
Santos Tree Services
★ 4.9 (56)Tree service
Bartlett Tree Experts
★ 4.6 (62)Tree service
Mercados Landscape & Tree Service LLC
★ 4.2 (76)Tree service
J&J landscaping and tree services
★ 5 (40)Tree service
Philadelphia Tree Works
★ 5 (9)Tree service
Progressive Discount Tree Service
★ 4.4 (16)Tree service
Urgent Tree Care
★ 5 (6)Tree service
Excellent tree service
★ 5 (4)Tree service
Urgent Tree Removal
★ 5 (3)Tree service
Urgent Tree Removal
★ 5 (3)Tree service
Urgent Tree Care Company
★ 5 (1)Tree service
Frequently Asked Questions
What usually happens to the tree and debris after removal?
After a tree is removed, the crew typically cut the trunk and larger limbs into sections and feed smaller brush into a chipper. Most companies haul away the wood and chips, though some will leave cut rounds if you ask. Ask the company before work starts what will be taken, what stays, and whether stump grinding is included, since stump removal is often priced separately.
How can I tell if a tree on my property in Philadelphia is hazardous?
Look for a trunk that leans without a clear cause, cracks or splits in the trunk, mushrooms at the base, dead or hanging limbs, and soil lifting or cracking near the roots. A tree that has shifted after a storm or dropped large limbs is a concern. Keep people and vehicles away and have a qualified local professional assess it.
What should I do first if a tree falls on my house in Philadelphia?
Get everyone out of the house and away from the tree and anything it touches. If you see or suspect damaged power lines, call the utility or emergency services from a safe distance and do not touch the lines or anything in contact with them. Do not go back inside until a qualified professional or local official says it is safe to do so.