Family-run crew out of nearby Westbury, taking down mature trees on Hicksville's tight post-war lots — licensed and insured.
Most of Hicksville was built out in the post-war years, and the trees went in at the same time as the capes and ranches. Decades later, a lot of those maples and oaks have outgrown the modest lots they were planted on — trunks a few feet from the foundation, limbs hanging over the roof, roots lifting the driveway or the walk.
A dead or storm-damaged tree on a lot that size is not something to leave alone. There is usually a house, a fence, and a neighbor's yard all within reach of where it would fall, so the margin for error is small.
We also take trees down ahead of other work. On the renovated and newer homes around Hicksville, a removal is often the first step before new sod, a patio, or a redesigned front yard goes in — and since we do all of that in-house, one crew can handle the whole sequence.
On the tight lots here, a big tree almost never gets felled in one piece. There is no room. A climber works the tree from the top down, cutting it in sections while the crew ropes each limb to the ground — clear of the roof, the fence line, and whatever is planted underneath.
Before anything is scheduled, Kenny looks at the tree, gives you a straight price, and checks whether your address needs a permit for the removal — rules vary across Nassau County, and we sort that out before the work, not after.
When the tree is down, everything gets hauled away. Limbs, trunk wood, debris — the yard is left clean, not stacked with wood for you to deal with.
It depends on the tree, not a flat rate. The main factors are the size and height of the tree, its condition — dead or storm-damaged wood is less predictable to work on — and how tight the access is. A tree close to the house, wires, or a neighbor's fence has to be climbed and taken down in sections, which is more work than one with a clear drop zone. The way to get a real number is a free estimate: Kenny looks at the tree and gives you a straight price before anything starts.
It depends on your address and the situation — permit rules for tree removal vary across Nassau County, and some removals need approval while others do not. We check what applies to your specific property before the work is scheduled, so you are not left guessing or dealing with paperwork after the fact.
Yes — that describes most of the removals we do in Hicksville. On these lots a large tree usually cannot be felled whole, so a climber dismantles it from above in sections and each piece is roped down under control, keeping the house, fences, sheds, and plantings protected. When it is done, all the wood and debris gets hauled away.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
See everything we handle in town on the main Hicksville landscaping page.
Call or text Kenny for a straight price and a real timeline. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (516) 333-4019