
Emergency service 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Central New York gets weather. Lake-effect snow loads a spruce until a leader snaps, an ice storm glazes every branch, a summer microburst takes the top out of a silver maple that stood there quite happily for sixty years. It never happens at eleven on a Tuesday morning.
The crew is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If a tree is leaning on a structure, has already hit one, or has come down on a powerline, this is the number.
That last case is why the powerline certification matters. A limb resting on a conductor is a lethal hazard, not a chainsaw-and-a-ladder problem. Call it in. The tree gets made safe, the weight comes off whatever it is sitting on, the drive gets opened back up, and you get a straight answer about what happens next.
Working out of Madison County and covering Central New York. Cazenovia, Manlius, Fayetteville, Chittenango, DeWitt, Syracuse, Hamilton, Morrisville, Erieville, Oneida, Canastota and Bouckville, out to Utica and as far south as Norwich. Houses, farms, camps and building lots. If you are just outside that, call and ask.
Tell us what the tree is doing. Leaning, dead, too close to the house, dropping limbs, or already down across the driveway. Estimates are free, honest and fair, and they come with a real timeline. For storm and emergency work call rather than write: the phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week.