
Removals, trimming, stumps and storm work around the village, the lake and the farms outside it.
Cazenovia is close to home for us. Above and Beyond works out of Madison County, and the village, the lake and the back roads around them are all part of the regular route.
The work here runs the full range: a dead ash over a driveway, a silver maple too close to an old house, a row of overgrown spruce along a property line, a stump in the middle of a lawn, and the calls that come in after a storm.
The village has some of the oldest, largest trees in the county, many of them planted along streets and around houses long before anyone thought about rooflines and wires. Taking one of those down is rarely a straight fell. It is a sectional takedown, roped and lowered piece by piece so nothing lands on a porch, a fence or a garden.
Lakefront lots around Cazenovia Lake add their own problems. Trees lean toward the water and the light, ground near the shore stays soft, and access for equipment can be tight. Every job starts with someone walking the property and deciding how the tree comes down before a quote is written.
Central New York winters do the rest. Heavy, wet snow and ice load up limbs, and a weak crotch or a hollow trunk that looked fine in summer gives way in February. Trimming out dead wood, or cabling and bracing a tree worth keeping, is cheaper than cleaning up after it fails.
Yes. Trees near houses, garages, fences and powerlines are taken down in sections, roped and lowered piece by piece. We are fully insured and powerline certified, and you get a free quote with a timeline first.
Yes. We walk the lot first, look at how the tree leans and where equipment can safely go, and plan the removal or trimming around the water, the shoreline and the house.
Call (315) 790-4517. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for trees on a house, across a driveway or down on a line.
Cazenovia is one of the towns we cover from Madison County. These are some of the others, and the full list is on the service areas page.
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.