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Old shade trees crowding an in-town street, or a wood line full of dead ash out on a rural parcel? We take them down clean, prune them back from the house, and get out fast after a storm rolls down the Chenango Valley - even though we're up the road in Binghamton.
Yes - On the House Tree Removal serves Norwich and the surrounding Chenango County area. Norwich is the county seat, sitting on the Chenango River about 40 miles northeast of our Binghamton base, so the drive up Route 12 is an easy one for our crew. It's a small-city-and-rural mix - mature shade trees lining the older in-town blocks, and big wooded lots out on the surrounding hills - exactly the tree work we do every week.
Norwich is really two jobs in one town. The older in-town neighborhoods have tall street and yard trees planted generations ago, while the rural parcels on the surrounding hills are framed by deep wood lines. Each one gets planned differently.
A lot of Norwich's older blocks are shaded by big sugar maples, red maples, and oaks that were planted decades ago - beautiful, but now towering over roofs, porches, and the wires along the street. On a narrow in-town lot there's no room to drop a tree whole, so we rope and lower it in sections to keep it off the house, the neighbor's fence, and the power line. Careful pruning keeps those same trees healthy and clear of the roof.
Out on the rural properties around Norwich, tall eastern white pine and hemlock shed heavy limbs in wind and the wet, heavy snow the Chenango Valley gets, and a cracked limb hanging over a driveway won't wait for spring. We also see a lot of ash killed by emerald ash borer - dead ash goes brittle fast and is dangerous to leave standing near a house or barn. Add in some storm-cracked maple and the occasional black walnut, and we'll tell you straight which trees are worth keeping and which should come down before the next storm.
Between the old in-town shade trees and the wooded rural lots, these are the jobs Norwich calls us for most - though we handle the full range of tree work too.
Towering in-town shade trees with no room to spare, and big pines or dead ash out on rural lots. We rig it, lower it safely, and haul it away.
Learn moreClearing limbs off the roof and the wires and thinning out crowded crowns so a weak branch doesn't become the next storm cleanup.
Learn moreLimb through the porch or a tree down across the drive after a valley storm? We answer 24/7, secure the damage, and work directly with your insurance.
Learn moreRight around Norwich, we're in these Chenango County towns just as often. Don't see yours? Check the full list - we cover the whole county and the Southern Tier.
Yes - that's one of our most common Norwich jobs. On older in-town blocks there's rarely room to fell a tree whole, so we climb or set up over it and lower it in sections, keeping every piece off the house, the wires, and the neighbor's yard. We'll come out, look at the access, and give you a free estimate with exactly how we'd handle it.
We do. Norwich is about 40 miles up Route 12 from our Binghamton base, and Chenango County is a regular part of our service area. Whether it's a single removal in town or storm cleanup out on a rural parcel, the drive is no problem - call (607) 242-6967 and we'll set up a time to come look.
Probably. Emerald ash borer has killed a lot of ash across Chenango County, and dead ash turns brittle and unpredictable fast - it's risky to leave standing near a house, barn, driveway, or where people walk. We'll come look, tell you honestly whether it needs to come down now, and quote it with no pressure.
From a single overgrown street tree to a yard full of storm damage, we've got Norwich covered. Call now or send a quick request - we'll get right back to you with a free, no-pressure estimate.
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