tree removal manhattan

WHY CHOOSE GREENLEAF?

• Proud members of the Tree Care Industry Association
• A family-owned business with over 40 years of experience.
• Free estimates
• Emergency Tree Removal Services Available 24/7

Cost Breakdown:

Understanding the cost of tree removal is an essential part of planning any project. At GreenLeaf Tree Care, we provide transparent and upfront pricing so you can make informed decisions. Here’s how our pricing works:

• Free Estimate: Every project begins with a complimentary in-person consultation. During this visit, one of our experienced arborists evaluates the tree’s size, location, and condition, as well as any specific services required.
• Arborist Fee: Our tree removal services include a $500 arborist fee. This fee covers the initial consultation and a detailed assessment of your tree’s needs.
• Final Quote: After the free estimate, we provide a comprehensive quote based on factors such as the tree’s size, accessibility, and the specific services required. Whether it involves complete removal, stump grinding, or emergency services, we ensure our pricing reflects the complexity and scope of the job.
• Transparent Pricing: While the $500 arborist fee is a flat rate for all projects, the final cost varies depending on the specifics of the tree and property. This ensures you only pay for the services you need.

Environmental Considerations:

• Manhattan’s unique landscape has some specific environmental challenges. For example, areas near waterways-such as Battery Park City and parts of East River Park-are prone to flooding and storm damage. In such areas, there might be a requirement for unique guidelines to remove trees due to environmental zoning restrictions.
• Neighborhoods adjacent to Central Park or the Harlem River may have increased ecological protections, so local regulations will be important to understand for any tree care project.

distinguishing street trees and private trees

A private tree, also known as a street tree, is any tree planted along sidewalks or public spaces and maintained by the city. A private tree would be one that is on your property and therefore your responsibility, unless special rules apply, especially with trees around wetlands, parks, and coastlines.

 

Note: As per the New York Parks Department, homeowners must know if a tree is city-owned or private by looking at their title survey to avoid issues when removing or working on trees in their yard.