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You get trees that won’t threaten your home during the next nor’easter. Dead branches get removed before they fall on your car or create insurance headaches.
Your landscape stays beautiful while eliminating the safety risks that keep you awake during storm season. Those mature oaks and maples that define Fort Salonga neighborhoods get the expert care they need to survive another 40 years.
The result is peace of mind knowing your property investment is protected and your family is safe from overhead hazards.
Rolling Hills Property Services Inc has been serving Suffolk County homeowners for years, understanding exactly what Fort Salonga’s coastal weather does to your trees.
We’ve handled everything from emergency storm cleanup to routine maintenance across Huntington and Smithtown areas. Your white oaks, pitch pines, and scarlet oaks get care from people who understand how 54-foot average tree heights and coastal conditions affect tree health.
When you work with us, you’re getting neighbors who live in this community and understand what your property faces year-round.
We start with a thorough assessment of your trees and property. Our team evaluates each tree’s health, identifies potential hazards, and discusses your specific needs and concerns.
The actual tree work happens with proper equipment and safety protocols. We section large trees carefully to avoid damage to your property, using specialized techniques for Fort Salonga’s exceptionally tall trees.
Complete cleanup is included in every job. We remove all branches, leaves, and debris from your property, leaving your yard cleaner than when we started.
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Our tree services cover every aspect of tree care your Fort Salonga property needs. Tree removal handles hazardous, diseased, or unwanted trees safely and completely.
Tree pruning and trimming maintain healthy growth patterns while removing dangerous limbs before they become problems. Emergency services respond quickly when storms damage your trees or create immediate safety hazards.
Fort Salonga’s location spanning both Huntington and Smithtown townships means different permit requirements may apply to your property. We handle the paperwork and ensure compliance with local regulations for trees above certain sizes or in protected areas.
Tree removal costs in Fort Salonga typically range from $275 to $1,191, with an average of around $738 per tree. Fort Salonga has exceptionally tall trees with an average height of 54 feet, which increases removal complexity and cost.
The wide range depends on several factors specific to your situation. Tree size is the biggest factor, but location matters too – trees near power lines, buildings, or in tight spaces require more careful work and specialized equipment.
Emergency removals after storms typically cost more due to the urgent nature and potential hazards involved, averaging around $1,106 in Fort Salonga.
Tree removal permits depend on your specific location within Fort Salonga and the tree’s characteristics. Since Fort Salonga spans parts of both Huntington and Smithtown townships, different regulations may apply to your property.
Generally, permits are required for removing healthy trees above certain sizes, trees in protected areas, or trees that might affect neighboring properties. Dead, diseased, or hazardous trees usually don’t require permits.
We’re familiar with local requirements and can help you determine if you need a permit and handle the application process if required. This ensures your tree work stays compliant with local ordinances and doesn’t create problems later.
White oak, pitch pine, and scarlet oak trees are found across Fort Salonga. The average height of a tree in the area is 54 feet, and the average tree is 41 years old.
These mature trees face unique challenges from coastal weather, salt air, and Long Island’s specific soil conditions. Each species requires different care approaches – oak trees need specific timing for pruning to prevent oak wilt disease, while pines handle coastal conditions differently.
Understanding which trees thrive in Fort Salonga’s environment and which ones struggle helps us provide the right care for your specific landscape needs.
We prioritize emergency situations where trees are blocking driveways, threatening structures, or creating safety hazards. Response time depends on the severity of the situation and current weather conditions.
For trees threatening homes, power lines, or blocking roads, we typically respond within a few hours during business hours. Storm situations may create higher demand, but dangerous trees get handled as quickly and safely as possible.
Some emergency situations can’t wait for regular business hours. We understand that fallen trees or hanging branches create immediate safety concerns that need prompt attention to protect your property and family.
Fort Salonga’s coastal location creates unique challenges for tree health. The combination of salt air, coastal storms, and exceptionally tall trees requires specialized expertise that generic tree services don’t understand.
Long Island’s weather patterns – from nor’easters to summer storms – affect how trees grow and what maintenance they need. The mature oaks and maples that define Fort Salonga neighborhoods need care from people who understand these local conditions.
We know which tree species thrive here, how coastal weather affects tree health, and the specific timing requirements for different types of tree work in this environment.
Yes, Rolling Hills Property Services Inc is fully licensed and insured for all tree care work in Fort Salonga and throughout Suffolk County. We carry comprehensive liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage.
New York doesn’t have specific licensing requirements for tree removal companies, but we maintain all required licenses and insurance because tree work involves real risks to property and people. We can provide proof of insurance and licensing upon request.
Never hire unlicensed or uninsured tree services – if something goes wrong, you could be liable for injuries or property damage. Our licensing ensures we meet all local requirements and industry standards for professional tree care.
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