Tree Removal & Trimming

Long Island Tree & Landscape Service, Inc., is dedicated to preserving your property, which is why we employ tree trimming methods that are safe for your trees. For tree services at affordable prices, call us today.

Tree Trimming & Pruning:
Trimming can serve 2 purposes: hazard reduction and maintenance. Our experts remove branches that might compromise the structural integrity or aesthetics of the tree. Our goal is to keep your trees healthy and attractive. Healthy trees provide added value to any property.

Tree Removal:
We never like to get rid of a tree, but sometimes it is necessary. Our certified arborists dispose of trees in a careful and efficient manner, minimizing waste and invasiveness in your landscape. We utilize experienced tree climbers and bucket trucks, depending upon the job requirements. After all work is completed, we leave your property clean and neat.

Your safety and the safety of your family is our primary concern. If you suspect a tree has become unsafe, call us right away. One of our certified arborists will come out and assess the situation and make a recommendation.

Tree removal is a highly technical, yet delicate task that requires highly qualified professionals. In some cases, tree removal can be avoided, particularly when your arborist determines that there is a safe and reasonable alternative available. Proactive tree service and maintenance is the best way to ensure the longevity of your trees and shrubs.

Trees in neighborhoods often are surrounded by other valuable plants or structures. Tree removals, especially for large trees, require careful dismantling by highly trained arborists utilizing state-of-the-art machinery to ensure the protection of your home and property. A standard tree removal includes taking down the tree, chipping all brush and debris, cutting all wood into 20" logs, and cutting the stumps as flush as possible to the ground.

Alternatives:
Cabling and bracing create artificial support for structurally weak or injured trees and branches. These supports help to prevent injuries to your trees, such as crotch and branch failure, and help to provide protection against storm damage. In many cases, this practice extends the life and well-being of the tree.