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That dead tree hanging over your roof isn’t going to fix itself. Neither is the overgrown maple blocking your driveway or the storm-damaged oak threatening your power lines.
You get your property back to safe, functional, and beautiful. No more worrying about branches falling during the next storm. No more struggling to see around overgrown trees when backing out of your driveway.
Professional tree service means the job gets done right the first time. Clean removal, proper disposal, and your yard left better than we found it.
Rolling Hills Property Services Inc. has been handling tree problems across Suffolk County for years. We know Long Island’s soil conditions, weather patterns, and the tree species that thrive here.
Licensed and insured, we’ve built our reputation on showing up when promised and finishing jobs completely. No shortcuts, no surprises, no cleanup left for you to handle.
Local ownership means we understand Wading River’s coastal conditions and how salt air affects tree health. We’re not learning on your property.
First, we assess your tree situation and property layout. Every job is different, so we evaluate access routes, nearby structures, and the safest removal approach.
Next comes the actual work. Professional equipment, proper safety protocols, and systematic removal that protects your property. We handle everything from cutting to cleanup.
Finally, complete cleanup and disposal. Your yard gets restored, debris gets removed, and you’re left with the problem solved. No mess, no stress, no unfinished business.
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Tree removal handles the dangerous, dead, or damaged trees threatening your property. Storm cleanup gets your yard back to normal after severe weather hits the area.
Tree pruning keeps healthy trees properly maintained and shaped. Regular pruning prevents future problems and maintains your property’s appearance and safety.
Wading River’s coastal location means trees face unique challenges from salt spray and coastal storms. Professional tree care addresses these local conditions with proper techniques and timing that DIY approaches often miss.
Tree removal costs vary based on tree size, location, and complexity of the job. A small tree with easy access might cost a few hundred dollars, while large trees near power lines or structures require more extensive work.
We provide transparent pricing after evaluating your specific situation. We consider tree height, trunk diameter, proximity to structures, and disposal requirements when calculating costs.
The estimate includes everything: cutting, removal, cleanup, and disposal. No surprise charges or hidden fees after the work is completed.
Permit requirements depend on tree size, location, and local regulations. Some municipalities require permits for removing healthy trees over certain sizes, while dangerous or dead trees often don’t need permits.
We know Suffolk County’s local requirements and can advise whether your tree removal needs a permit. We handle the paperwork when permits are required.
It’s always better to check first rather than face potential fines or complications later. Professional tree services understand these regulations and keep you compliant.
Dangerous or dead trees should be removed immediately, regardless of season. Waiting increases the risk of property damage or injury from falling branches or complete tree failure.
For healthy tree removal, late fall through early spring often works best. Trees are dormant, making removal easier and less stressful on surrounding vegetation.
However, emergency situations don’t wait for ideal timing. Storm damage, disease, or immediate safety concerns require prompt action regardless of season.
Tree work near power lines requires extreme caution and often coordination with utility companies. We follow strict safety protocols and may need to arrange utility company involvement for trees touching or very close to power lines.
Never attempt DIY tree work near power lines. Even “dead” lines can be energized, and tree branches can conduct electricity. Professional equipment and training are essential for safe removal.
The process may take longer when utilities are involved, but safety always comes first. Proper coordination prevents power outages and ensures everyone’s safety during the removal process.
Wood disposal depends on tree size, wood quality, and your preferences. Smaller branches and debris typically get chipped and removed from your property as part of the service.
Larger trunk sections can be cut into firewood lengths if you want to keep them. Otherwise, the wood gets hauled away and properly disposed of or recycled at appropriate facilities.
Some property owners prefer to keep quality hardwood for firewood or milling. We discuss disposal options during the estimate process so you know what to expect.
Emergency tree situations get priority scheduling. If a tree poses immediate danger to people or property, we work to address it as quickly as possible, often within 24-48 hours.
Non-emergency removals typically get scheduled within a week or two, depending on current workload and weather conditions. We provide realistic timeframes during the estimate process.
Storm damage creates high demand for tree services, so emergency calls may experience longer wait times during severe weather events. However, truly dangerous situations always receive urgent attention.
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