

Tree & Lawn Care Since 1968!
Fallen Tree Removal in York, Lancaster & Harrisburg PA
A tree on your house or across your driveway is not a wait-until-Monday problem. Call us and a crew gets moving.
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“Great from start to completion. We had a 40-foot pine tree that had died and was a hazard — it had to come down quickly. They were out in a couple of days and gave the best quote of the three we got.”
Tree on Your House? Get Everyone Out First, Then Call.
Leave the room under the impact, stay clear of any wire, and call 717-891-7926. We will walk you through what to do next.
Call Now: 717-891-7926Tree Down? Here Is What Happens Next
You call, and you get a person who can send a truck. We ask what fell, what it landed on, and whether any wires are involved, because that changes who has to go first.
On site, the crew stabilizes before it cuts. A trunk lying on a roof is holding weight in a specific way, and cutting it in the wrong order can drop the rest of it through the ceiling. We section it off the structure piece by piece, clear the ground the way we would for any storm damage cleanup, and haul it out.
Get a Quote TodayWhere the Tree Landed Changes the Job

Tree on the House
Lifted off in sections with crane-assisted removal, so the weight comes up and away instead of dragging across your roof. We tarp what we can to keep water out.
What to Do Before We Arrive
A few minutes of the right moves protects your safety and your claim. None of this involves getting near the tree.
- Get everyone out of the rooms under the damage
- Treat every downed wire as live, and stay 30 feet back
- Shut off power to the affected area if you can do it safely
- Photograph everything from a distance before anything is moved
- Call your insurer to open a claim, then call us
- Do not climb on the roof and do not start cutting
Why a Chainsaw and a Weekend Is a Bad Plan
Most serious chainsaw injuries in Pennsylvania happen during storm cleanup, to homeowners, not to tree workers. A fallen trunk is under compression on one side and tension on the other, and a cut in the wrong place makes the log spring or roll, which is exactly what our emergency tree crews train for.
Add a ladder, a wet roof, and a tree still connected to a live line, and it stops being a money-saving project. We do this every week and carry the insurance for when it goes sideways.
We Work With All Insurance Companies
A tree on your house, your garage, your fence, or your car is a covered loss on almost every homeowners policy in Pennsylvania. In most cases your insurance company pays for the removal, not you.
Call us and call your insurance. Whoever you are with, State Farm, Erie, Allstate, Nationwide, Travelers, USAA, we work with all of them. We photograph the damage before we move anything and give you an itemized written estimate broken out by structure, which is what your adjuster needs to approve the claim.
Tree Down Right Now?
Call 717-891-7926, or send us the details online. Someone picks up here day or night, we work with every carrier, and we will tell you honestly how soon a crew can reach you.

Frequently Asked Questions
Get everyone out of the rooms below the damage and stay away from any wires. From a safe distance, take photos. Call your insurance company to open a claim, then call us at 717-891-7926. Do not go up on the roof to look.
In most cases yes, your insurance pays. A tree on your house is a covered loss under a standard homeowners policy, removal and repair both. We work with all insurance companies, so call us and call your carrier, and we will give you the before-work photos and the itemized estimate the adjuster wants.
Yes, and how it comes off matters. We lift rather than drag wherever possible, which keeps a repairable vehicle from being written off. We photograph the vehicle before we start.
Yes. Those are common calls, and we cut the tree so the sections come off the structure rather than through it. We break down that sequence step by step in how tree workers safely bring down a tree. We can leave the debris separated if your fence contractor wants to see it.
Very. Hung-up trees are the single most dangerous thing left after a storm because they fall without warning and rarely where you expect. Keep everyone out of the area and call us.
Not for the work itself, as long as we have clear access and know where the tree is. For anything involving a structure or an insurance claim, it helps if you or someone you trust is there when we walk the site.
The main factors are size, what it landed on, and access for equipment. An open-yard trunk is straightforward. A tree on a roof that needs a crane is a bigger job. Estimates are free and we quote before any work starts, from Hanover to the rest of the county.
For genuine emergencies, yes, from York out to Lancaster and everywhere between. If the tree is on a structure, blocking the only way out, or tangled in a line, we come out. If it is safely on the ground in the yard, we will usually schedule you for daylight, which is safer and costs you less.
Same Day Estimates in York, Lancaster & Harrisburg
Free, no pressure. Call 717-891-7926 or book online.
York County
York, Dallastown, Red Lion, Dover, Dillsburg, Spring Grove, Hanover, Windsor, Felton, Shrewsbury, Stewartstown, New Freedom, Glen Rock, Jacobus, Loganville, Yoe, Seven Valleys, Manchester, Mount Wolf, Emigsville, Wrightsville, Hallam, East Berlin, Thomasville, Wellsville, Lewisberry, Etters, York Haven, Goldsboro, Delta, Fawn Grove
Lancaster County
Lancaster, Columbia, Elizabethtown, Lititz, Mount Joy, Millersville, Manheim, Ephrata, Denver, Akron, Landisville, Salunga, East Petersburg, Neffsville, Marietta, Mountville, Willow Street, Strasburg, Quarryville, New Holland, Leola, Brownstown, Bird-in-Hand, Rothsville, Terre Hill, Adamstown, Gap, Christiana
Dauphin & Cumberland Counties
Harrisburg, Hershey, Hummelstown, Middletown, Highspire, Steelton, Linglestown, Colonial Park, Paxtonia, Grantville, Dauphin, Halifax, Elizabethville, Camp Hill, Mechanicsburg, New Cumberland, Lemoyne, Wormleysburg, Enola, Summerdale, Shiremanstown, Boiling Springs, Carlisle








