tree removal suffolk county

WHY CHOOSE GREENLEAF?

• Proud members of the Tree Care Industry Association.
• We are a fully licensed, local, family-owned, and operated tree removal company in New York.
• Over 40 years of experience in providing top-notch landscaping and tree care services.
• Free estimates
• Emergency Tree Removal Services Available 24/7

 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 trees’ needs.
• Final Quote: After the free estimate, we provide a detailed 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 Concerns:

Suffolk County contains many protected areas, including pine barrens, wetlands, and coastal zones. Townships such as Riverhead and Montauk have very strict environmental protections. Tree removal near wetlands, shorelines, or any other conservation areas may be subject to yet another layer of review or permission required about preventing soil erosion or habitat loss.

Distinguishing Private and Public Trees

A street tree is any tree planted along sidewalks, or in public spaces, usually on the street side of the sidewalk and managed by the city. Private trees are located on your own property and fall under your responsibility unless special rules apply-such as when a tree falls within a historic district or protection area. Additional factors involve trees lying near wetlands, parks, and coastlines, where special agencies may need authorization to maintain the natural habitats.

 

Note: As per the New York Park Department, it is the property owners duty to know whether a tree is on their property or on City property. Homeowners should check their title survey for property lines to prevent problems when removing or working on trees in their yard.