Tree services in Long Island
Tree Removal
Request quotes from independent, licensed Long Island providers when a dead, damaged, or hazardous tree needs to come down.
Tree Trimming
Get quotes from independent, licensed local providers for pruning, thinning, and clearing branches around your Long Island home.
Stump Grinding
Compare quotes from independent, licensed local providers to grind down a leftover stump and reclaim your yard.
Emergency Storm Cleanup
Get connected with independent, licensed local providers when a storm leaves fallen trees or hanging limbs on your Long Island property.
Tree Pruning
Get quotes from independent local providers to trim, thin, or clear branches that threaten your roof, driveway, or the tree's long-term health.
Land Clearing
Request quotes from independent local providers to remove trees, brush, and stumps so a lot is ready for building, access, or open yard space.
Cabling and Bracing
Ask independent local providers whether cables or braces could help support a valued tree with weak limbs or split-prone unions.
Tree Health Assessment
Connect with independent local providers who can evaluate your trees for disease, pests, structural problems, and decline before they become bigger issues.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Long Island Tree Quotes a tree service company?
No. We are a referral website. We connect you with independent, licensed local tree service providers, and those providers perform the work and handle their own pricing, scheduling and contracts. Any agreement for the work is between you and the provider you choose.
Which areas do you cover?
We connect homeowners with providers in Nassau County and Suffolk County. When you submit a request, include your town or ZIP code so it can go to providers who work near you.
What tree services can I ask about?
You can request tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning, stump grinding, emergency storm cleanup, land clearing, cabling and bracing, and tree health assessments. If you are not sure which one you need, describe what you see and a provider can help you work it out.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree on Long Island?
It depends on where you live. Some towns and villages have rules about removing certain trees, and land clearing can involve extra requirements. Ask the provider whether a permit applies, and check with your local town or village office before work begins.
What should I ask a tree service provider before hiring?
Ask to see their license and proof of insurance, and ask exactly what the quote covers. Find out whether it includes debris hauling, stump grinding, and cleanup. Get the scope of work and the price in writing before any work starts. Getting more than one quote makes it easier to compare.
What should I do if a tree comes down or is damaged in a storm?
Stay away from the tree and from any downed or sagging lines, and call 911 if anyone is in danger. If the tree is on or near power lines, contact your utility. Once the area is safe, submit a request for emergency storm cleanup and describe the damage. Availability right after a major storm can vary, so give as much detail as you can.