Trees are beautiful and vital to the landscape, but when they become damaged or diseased, they can also become a major liability. Reaching Higher provides trained, experienced crews to remove trees safely, reduce risk, and restore peace of mind on your property.
If you’re unsure, we can help identify potential issues and recommend the right next step.
In some cases, you may not need to remove a tree that’s damaged or declining. There may be ways to reduce risk with pruning, structural support, or treatment depending on the tree and the situation. An on-site assessment helps you understand your options.
Common signs a tree may need removal:
If you’re asking the question, it’s usually a good time to have a professional take a look. Trees can become risky for all kinds of reasons, including storm damage, decline, poor structure, or simply outgrowing their location.
Maybe you moved into a new home and the tree is too close to the house. Maybe it’s leaning after a storm. Or maybe it’s a healthy tree in the wrong spot for your plans. Whatever the reason, Reaching Higher will help you make a clear decision and complete the work with safety and care.
Tree removal starts with an on-site inspection where we assess the tree, talk through your goals, and provide recommendations and pricing.
From there, our crew removes the tree in a controlled way, taking care to protect what matters most around it such as your home, fence, vehicles, and surrounding landscape.
Sometimes, the safest and most efficient way to remove a tree is with a crane. Difficult jobs and technical rigging are a big part of what we do, especially when large trees are close to structures or access is limited.
Why crane-assisted removal may be used:
It’s important to choose a tree removal company that’s careful with cleanup and takes your property seriously. We can use ground protection mats when needed, and we take practical steps to minimize impact to grass, landscaping, and surrounding areas.
Tree removal pricing can vary widely depending on the tree and the jobsite. The best way to get accurate pricing is a quick assessment and a written quote.
We welcome our Chester and Lancaster County neighbors to call today for a free estimate or request service online.
Yes. We specialize in large and limited-access removals and have the equipment and experience to handle difficult jobs safely.
It depends on the type and location of the lines. During an on-site assessment, we’ll help determine the safest plan and whether coordination with the utility company is needed.
Yes. Cleanup and haul-off are typically included unless you request material to be left on site.
Yes. If you want to keep firewood or logs, let us know during the estimate so we can plan accordingly.
Yes. Stump grinding is available as an option and is a common next step after removal to eliminate trip hazards and improve the look of the area.
Request a free quote online or call 717-502-4707
