If you’ve never had a tree removed before, the process might seem a little intimidating. Don’t worry—it’s more organized (and safer) than you might think. At Midstate Tree, we provide safe, efficient, and fully insured tree removal services across Warren and Hunterdon Counties. Here’s exactly what to expect when you hire a professional crew.
📝 INITIAL ASSESSMENT & QUOTE
The process starts with an on-site evaluation. A certified arborist will assess:
- The condition of the tree
- Its location and proximity to structures
- Safety risks and equipment access
- Whether a permit is required
Based on that, we’ll give you a transparent quote that includes labor, equipment, cleanup, and any necessary add-ons like stump grinding.
🧯 SAFETY PLANNING AND SITE PREP
Before any cutting begins, we secure the area to protect your home, driveway, fences, and neighbors. This may include:
- Marking off a safe work zone
- Coordinating with utility companies if wires are involved
- Prepping drop zones for limbs or trunk sections
- Bringing in cranes or bucket trucks (if needed for access)
Safety is our top priority—for both people and property.
🪓 THE REMOVAL PROCESS
Depending on the tree’s size, location, and condition, we’ll either:
- Cut it down in sections from the top using a climber or bucket
- Use a crane to lift pieces away safely
- Drop it in a controlled space if conditions allow
We cut, lower, and remove the tree piece by piece to avoid impact damage. No guessing, no risky shortcuts.
🌲 CLEANUP & OPTIONAL STUMP GRINDING
Once the tree is down, we chip the limbs, haul away debris, and rake the area clean. If you choose stump grinding, we’ll reduce the stump below ground level so you can landscape over it later.
Cleanup is part of every job—we leave your yard as neat as we found it (or cleaner).
📍 LOCAL PROS YOU CAN TRUST
Midstate Tree has handled professional removals across Washington, NJ and surrounding communities for over 24 years. We’re fully licensed, insured, and equipped for everything from simple take-downs to complex removals near homes and power lines.
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