From the borough streets around the Triangle to the wooded slopes of South Mountain, describe your tree job once and a local Lehigh Valley crew calls you back.
Book tree work now ↓Emmaus grew up under big trees. The older blocks off Main Street and Chestnut Street are lined with mature maples and oaks that predate most of the houses, and the borough backs straight into South Mountain, where red and white oaks, hickories and tulip poplars come right down to the yards. Beautiful in October. A liability in an ice storm.
Around here the usual calls are winter ice and nor'easter limb damage, summer thunderstorm blowdowns rolling off the mountain, dead ash trees left behind by the emerald ash borer, and spotted lanternfly cleanup, which the Lehigh Valley knows all too well. Whatever it is, put it in the form below and a local crew will call you to look at it.
Every job is quoted in person, but for planning: small tree removals commonly run a few hundred dollars, big mature oaks and maples in tight spots between houses can run $1,500 to $4,000 and up, trimming a large shade tree typically lands in the $300 to $900 range, and stump grinding is often $100 to $400 per stump. Emergency and crane work cost more. Storm damage that came through your roof usually involves your homeowners insurance, and crews here deal with that paperwork all winter.
Street trees in the borough right of way are generally not yours to remove, even if they drop limbs on your car. If the tree in question stands between the sidewalk and the curb, check with the Borough of Emmaus before anyone touches it. Trees fully on your own property are your call.
Established companies working in Emmaus and the surrounding Lehigh Valley.
Run a tree service in the Emmaus area? Use the form above and mention your company. Listing is free.
Late winter dormancy is the classic window in the Lehigh Valley, before the March sap run in maples and before leaf out. Dead or hazardous limbs should come off whenever they are found.
Yes, and sooner is safer. Emerald ash borer killed ash trees across Lehigh County, and dead ash gets brittle fast. It is one of the most dangerous trees for climbers, so the longer it stands, the more the removal costs.
Yes. Removing tree of heaven, the lanternfly's favorite host, plus treating or removing infested maples and walnuts has been steady work in the valley for years.