Allen’s Tree & Fence
Open 24 hours a day, every day, the business removes hazardous trees and offers trimming and stump grinding. It serves Albany, Schenectady, Clifton Park and Rensselaer, and gives a one-year warranty.
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Arborists and roofers for storm damage.
In Albany, who may work on a tree depends on where it stands. Under the city's Trees and Vegetation chapter, nobody except the Commissioner of General Services or an authorized agent may cut, trim, prune, remove or replace a tree in a public street or park unless a tree and vegetation permit has first been obtained. The code also makes it unlawful, as a normal practice, to top a street tree, park tree or other tree on public property. So if the tree near the road is not clearly on your own lot, find out who owns it before you call anyone. A tree service should not offer to cut or top a street tree without that permit. For trees on your own property, the state's Department of Financial Services advises having trees inspected before a storm, looking for forked, dead or diseased trunks, rot, or mounds near the roots. When you hire, ask who holds the permit, ask whether the quote covers clean-up and hauling, and ask for the scope of work in writing before any cutting starts.
Open 24 hours a day, every day, the business removes hazardous trees and offers trimming and stump grinding. It serves Albany, Schenectady, Clifton Park and Rensselaer, and gives a one-year warranty.
Storm cleanup, stump removal and arborist work are offered across Berkshire County. It serves Pittsfield, Lanesborough, Lenox and Stockbridge, and emergency service runs around the clock.
Storm response and emergency tree work are offered from Catskill, reaching Hudson, Athens, Cairo and Albany, with stump grinding and pruning.
A general contractor whose tree work covers trimming, removal, stump grinding and brush clearing. Storm damage cleanup and hauling are also on its list, and it is open on weekdays only.
Residential and commercial work covers tree removal, stump removal and full lot clearing across Albany, Delmar and Rensselaer. Its hours are weekdays only.
Family-owned and based in Averill Park, the company serves Troy, East Greenbush and Guilderland with routine maintenance, hazard tree removal, land clearing and stump grinding. Weekday and Saturday morning hours apply.
Stump grinding and stump removal are its focus, with tree removal and emergency tree work also offered. In business since 2013, it is open day and night and serves Albany, Troy, Schenectady and Latham.
Tree removal and pruning are the core jobs, with hazard evaluations of trees on a property also offered. It serves Albany and Schenectady counties.
Cabling, lot cleaning and storm damage clean-up sit alongside removal, pruning and stump grinding. It serves the Greater Capital Region, including Malta and Ballston Spa.
Cranes and stump grinders are part of its equipment, and round-the-clock emergency tree service is offered. Family-owned, it serves Latham, Niskayuna, Colonie and East Greenbush.
Monday to Saturday, around the clock, it offers emergency service, hazard tree assessment and stump grinding, serving Albany, Troy, Schenectady and Nassau.
Operating for more than 10 years, the company offers tree trimming, tree shaping and emergency tree work across Clifton Park, Troy, Latham and Saratoga Springs.
Family-owned since 1999 and running around the clock, the Clifton Park business handles tree trimming, hazard tree assessment and complete removals across Albany, Latham and Cohoes.
Open around the clock, every day, the Schenectady business offers emergency service, tree removal and pruning, and also sells firewood.
Storm debris cleanup and hazard mitigation are its specialties, alongside emergency tree removal. Based in Schenectady, the family-owned firm serves Clifton Park, Delmar and Duanesburg, and financing is available.
Cabling and stabilization sit beside removal, pruning and tree risk assessment. Founded in 2013, it works from Hudson and serves Nassau and Rensselaer, on weekdays only.
Established in 2013, it handles emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment across Albany, Athens, Catskill and New Baltimore, and also responds to storm damage.
Trees are removed singly or in groups, and the wood is cut for firewood or hauled away. Since 2021, the family-owned firm runs day and night and covers Albany, Rensselaer, East Greenbush and Valatie.
Working in Delmar, Albany and Saratoga Springs for 15 years, the company offers hazard tree assessment and stump grinding alongside removals and yearly pruning.
Tree removal, pruning and cabling are offered from New Lebanon, with free estimates. Open six days a week, it serves Columbia and Rensselaer counties.
Run as a family business, it offers emergency service, tree removal and land clearing in Albany and Schenectady, along with stump grinding and free estimates.
Albany based, the landscaping company also does fall cleanup, lawn mowing and commercial snow and ice management alongside tree removal and stump grinding.
Women-owned and based in Nassau, the business offers emergency tree work, responds to storm damage and provides hazard tree assessment across Albany, Troy, Rensselaer and Colonie.
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For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
Possibly. Under Albany's Trees and Vegetation chapter, only the Commissioner of General Services or an authorized agent may cut, trim, remove or replace a tree in a public street or park unless a tree and vegetation permit has first been obtained. Ask the city who owns the tree before hiring. City of Albany, NY (eCode360) (source, opens in a new tab)
Albany's code makes it unlawful, as a normal practice, to top a street tree, park tree or other tree on public property. If a company offers to top a tree on public ground, ask how that fits the code. The City says it removes dead, diseased or dangerous trees and limbs that menace public safety. City of Albany, NY (eCode360) (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for a written quote that names the address, which trees are covered and the work for each: removal, pruning or clean-up. It should say whether stump grinding and hauling away debris are included, who obtains any permit, and proof of insurance. Compare quotes line by line, not by total alone.
The state's Department of Financial Services advises inspecting trees before a storm, or having professionals do it. It suggests considering removal or pruning of trees with forked, dead or diseased trunks, dead-tipped branches, rot, or mounds or divots near the roots. New York State Department of Financial Services (source, opens in a new tab)