Tree Trimming in Ronkonkoma, NY

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What Proper Tree Care Actually Does

Your trees look better, your property stays safer, and you stop worrying about storm damage. That’s what happens when tree trimming is done right.

Overgrown branches stop scraping your roof. Sunlight reaches your garden again. Your neighbors notice how much better your property looks, and you notice how much easier it is to enjoy your outdoor space.

The real benefit isn’t just about cutting branches. It’s about having trees that enhance your property instead of threatening it, and knowing they’re maintained by someone who understands how Long Island weather affects different tree species.

Ronkonkoma Tree Maintenance Experts

We Know Long Island Trees

Rolling Hills Property Services Inc has been maintaining trees across Ronkonkoma and Long Island for years. We understand how coastal storms, nor’easters, and local soil conditions affect your trees.

You’re not getting a fly-by-night crew with rusty equipment. You’re getting licensed, insured professionals who know the difference between a sugar maple and a Norway maple, and why that matters for pruning timing.

We’ve seen what happens when tree work is done wrong, and we’ve built our reputation on doing it right the first time.

Tree Trimming Process Ronkonkoma

Here's How We Handle Your Trees

First, we assess your trees and identify what needs attention. Dead branches, crossing limbs, and growth that’s too close to structures get flagged. We explain what we’re doing and why before we start cutting.

Then we trim using proper techniques that promote healthy growth. No topping, no random hacking. Each cut is made at the right angle and location to help your tree heal properly and grow stronger.

Finally, we clean up everything. Branches get chipped or removed, and your property looks better than when we arrived. You get trees that are healthier, safer, and more attractive without the mess or hassle.

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What's Included in Our Service

You get professional assessment of each tree’s needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach. We identify problem areas, explain what needs to be done, and handle everything from small pruning jobs to major trimming projects.

Our service includes proper equipment for safe, clean cuts, complete cleanup and debris removal, and advice on ongoing tree care. Whether you need seasonal maintenance for residential property or regular commercial tree trimming, we handle both.

We work around your schedule and property needs. That means protecting your landscaping during the job, being mindful of neighbors and power lines, and making sure you’re completely satisfied with the results before we leave.

When is the best time to trim trees in Ronkonkoma?

Late fall through early spring is typically best for most tree species in our area. Trees are dormant, which means less stress from cutting and better healing. However, dead or dangerous branches should be removed immediately regardless of season. Some trees like maples bleed sap heavily in late winter, so timing varies by species. We assess each situation individually because emergency trimming sometimes can’t wait for the ideal season, especially after storms or when branches threaten structures.

How much does professional tree trimming cost in Ronkonkoma?

Tree trimming costs depend on tree size, complexity, and accessibility. Small ornamental trees might cost a few hundred dollars, while large mature trees near structures or power lines cost more due to the specialized equipment and expertise required. We provide free estimates that break down exactly what you’re paying for. The investment typically pays for itself by preventing property damage, maintaining tree health, and avoiding the much higher cost of emergency tree removal after storm damage or improper DIY attempts.

Do you clean up all the branches and debris?

Complete cleanup is included in our service. We chip smaller branches, cut larger wood into manageable pieces if you want to keep it for firewood, or remove everything from your property entirely. Your yard will look cleaner than when we started. We also protect your existing landscaping during the work and rake up any sawdust or small debris. The only thing you should notice after we leave is how much better your trees look, not a mess in your yard.

Can you trim trees near power lines safely?

We handle trees near power lines carefully, but there are important safety limitations. For branches actually touching or very close to power lines, the utility company usually needs to handle the work or shut off power temporarily. We coordinate with PSEG Long Island when necessary and never take risks with electrical hazards. We can safely trim trees that are near but not touching power lines, and we’ll be upfront about what we can and cannot do safely. Your safety and ours is more important than any tree trimming job.

Will trimming hurt my trees or make them grow back thicker?

Proper trimming actually helps trees grow healthier and stronger. We use techniques that promote good structure and natural growth patterns. Topping or random cutting does cause problematic regrowth, but professional pruning removes dead wood, improves air circulation, and reduces weight on heavy branches. Each cut is made at the right location and angle to help the tree heal properly. The result is a tree that’s more resistant to storm damage, disease, and pest problems while maintaining its natural shape and beauty.

How often should I have my trees professionally trimmed?

Most mature trees benefit from professional attention every 3-5 years, but it varies significantly based on tree species, age, and location. Fast-growing trees or those near structures might need annual attention, while slow-growing mature trees might go longer between major trimming sessions. We recommend annual inspections to catch problems early, even if major trimming isn’t needed every year. Young trees often need more frequent pruning to establish good structure, while older trees might just need dead wood removal and safety pruning.

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