Tree Removal
Some trees just have to come down — dead ash, storm-split maples, or anything leaning toward your house. We take them down in controlled sections, protect everything around them, and haul away every last branch.
Tree Down? Need It Gone Today? 24/7 Emergency Tree Service
Call Now: (716) 456-8833When lake-effect winds bring a tree down on your driveway, roof, or power line, you can't wait until Monday. Our emergency crew covers Boston, Hamburg, Eden, West Seneca, and Orchard Park — day or night, in any weather.
We don't ask you to take our word for it. Here's what homeowners around Boston and southern Erie County have told us after the job was done.
Excellent tree service! The team was professional and very knowledgeable. They completed the job safely and cleaned up everything perfectly. Great pricing and outstanding customer service. Highly recommend!
Great service!! If you’re looking for reliable tree cutting, trimming, or stump removal, this company is an excellent choice. I highly recommend their tree services and will definitely use them again in the future!
I have used this service twice and both times got exactly what I asked for. Going to use them again, expect nothing but the same professionalism that I received the first two times. Good to know there are still good hard-working honest people out there. Highly recommended!!
Absolutely great service, professional, on time. They go above and beyond!
Highly recommend!! These guys are fast, professional and affordable. Problem tree removed and nicely cut up for me just as requested. I couldn't be more satisfied!
Professional and great service. They did exactly what they said they would do and cleaned everything up very nicely. Much appreciated and I would highly recommend this company.
Whether it's one overgrown maple shading out your lawn or a whole property that needs clearing, we handle every part of the job ourselves — no subcontractors, no runaround. One local crew, from the first estimate to the last rake of the yard.
Some trees just have to come down — dead ash, storm-split maples, or anything leaning toward your house. We take them down in controlled sections, protect everything around them, and haul away every last branch.
Good pruning is about knowing what to cut and when. We thin out dead and crowded limbs, lift canopies off rooflines, and shape your trees so they grow stronger — not just shorter.
Trees don't fall on a schedule. When one comes down on your home, fence, or driveway, our crew responds around the clock to make the scene safe and clear the damage fast.
That old stump isn't just an eyesore — it's a trip hazard and an invitation for carpenter ants. We grind it below grade or pull it out root ball and all, so you can mow right over the spot or replant.
After the wind dies down, we show up. Downed limbs, split trunks, debris across the yard — we cut it, clear it, and haul it off so your property looks like the storm never happened.
If you've lived in Boston or the Boston Hills for even one winter, you know what Lake Erie can do. Lake-effect snow loads up branches until they snap. Ice storms coat whole canopies overnight. And those southwest winds coming off the lake? They find every weak tree in the yard.
We've cleared trees off roofs in Hamburg, cut fallen oaks out of driveways in Eden, and spent more than a few January nights working under floodlights in the snow belt. It's part of living and working here — and it's why storm cleanup isn't a side service for us. It's one of the things we do best.
24/7 response — we pick up the phone when the storm doesn't care what time it is
Insurance-friendly — photos and documentation of the damage for your claim
Full haul-away — we don't leave a brush pile at the curb and call it done
Rigging, drop zones, ground spotters — every removal follows the same careful routine, whether it's a small cherry tree or an 80-foot oak hanging over your garage.
We walk the property with you, explain exactly what needs doing (and what doesn't), and put it all in writing. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Modern grinders, chippers, and climbing gear mean cleaner cuts, faster work, and less mess left behind on your lawn.
We're not a franchise working off a territory map. Our reputation rides on every job in this town, and we treat your yard the way we'd treat our own.
Tip From Our Crew:
In Western New York, the best time to prune most trees is late winter — February into March. The trees are dormant, disease and insect activity is at its lowest, and cuts heal quickly once spring growth kicks in. One thing to skip: heavy pruning in fall. Fresh cuts heading into a lake-effect winter are an open door for rot.
More seasonal tree care tips on our blogA chainsaw and a website don't prove much. Finished jobs do. Here's some of our recent work around southern Erie County.
We're based right here in Boston, NY — the hills, the back roads off Route 391, the properties tucked along Eighteen Mile Creek. That's home. And because tree emergencies don't stop at the town line, our crews cover the neighboring communities too. If you're within about 20 minutes of Boston, you're in our backyard.
Trees here don't live by a generic schedule — they live by Lake Erie's. Here's how we work through the year.
Health checks and cleanup. We inspect for winter damage, remove broken limbs before they fall, and get young trees pruned while they're still waking up.
Trimming season. Canopy thinning, clearance over roofs and driveways, and taking out the hazard limbs that summer thunderstorms love to find.
Pre-storm inspections. Before the first lake-effect event, we look for the weak crotches, dead ash, and leaning trunks most likely to come down — so they come down on our terms, not the weather's.
Fully licensed and insured in New York State.
Call Us: (716) 456-8833Call us or fill out the quick form below. Tell us what's going on with the tree — photos help if you have them.
We come out, walk the property with you, and explain what we'd do and why. You get a clear written quote — no vague ranges, no surprises later.
Our insured crew shows up when we said we would, sets up a safe work zone, and handles the job with the care your property deserves.
Branches chipped, wood hauled (or stacked for your fireplace if you'd rather keep it), lawn raked. The only thing left behind is the result.
It depends on the tree — size, condition, and how close it is to your house or power lines. A small, open-yard tree costs far less than a large one hanging over a roof. That's why we do free on-site estimates: you get a real number for your actual tree, not a guess over the phone.
For most trees on private residential property in the Town of Boston and surrounding Erie County towns, no — but rules vary by town, and trees near roads or in right-of-ways can be different. We'll flag it during the estimate if your situation needs a check with the town.
Late winter, while trees are dormant. Cuts heal fast in spring, and there's less risk of disease. We trim year-round, but if you're planning ahead, February–March is the sweet spot.
Grinding chews the stump down below ground level and leaves the roots to decay naturally — faster and cheaper. Full removal pulls out the root ball too, which matters if you're rebuilding, paving, or replanting in the exact spot. We do both and will tell you honestly which one your project needs.
Our emergency line runs 24/7, and during storm events we prioritize trees on homes, driveways, and anything blocking access. Response time depends on road conditions and call volume, but we're local — we're not driving in from Buffalo after the fact.
Whether it's one stubborn stump or a storm's worth of damage, the first step is the same: tell us what's going on. We'll come take a look, give you an honest assessment, and put a fair price on paper. No pressure, no obligation — just a straight answer from people who know these trees.
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