Tree removal is often required when trees become hazardous, are structurally unstable, interfere with planned development, or are dead or dying. Property owners may also need trees removed to comply with local regulations or to protect surrounding vegetation. At New Earth LLC, we provide specialized tree removal services to address these needs with direct action and no delays.
Trees removed to meet municipal or HOA compliance
Pre-construction tree clearing for residential or commercial builds
Dead or pest-damaged trees cut and cleared
Removal of trees impeding utility lines, driveways, or walkways
Our in-house crew handles each service with over three decades of experience. We don’t outsource, and we don’t leave loose ends. Our team works on lots of all sizes, and every job includes planning, safety checks, and post-removal cleanup. We handle both one-off removals and multi-tree projects for large sites. If needed, we’ll coordinate with local authorities to handle any required permits. This service is for property owners who want the job handled fully, without delays, and without overcomplicating what should be a direct process.
Our approach is direct. We remove trees that pose a risk, limit access, or interfere with property use—nothing more, nothing less. If a tree is leaning, structurally unsound, pest-infested, or simply in the way of planned work, we assess it on-site and act accordingly. Safety and compliance guide every step. We follow regional and municipal codes and take care of all necessary groundwork before the saws start.
Jobs are scheduled and handled by our team, not sub-contractors. That means no rescheduling, no miscommunication, and no need for clients to follow up. Our crews are trained to work around existing structures, protect surrounding trees and plantings where applicable, and clear out debris by the end of the project. Whether removing a single tree in a backyard or clearing multiple large trees from a commercial lot, the process stays the same: arrive with the right gear, complete the removal safely, and leave the space clear and functional. We don’t upsell services or drag out the timeline. The work begins on time and ends when the tree is gone.
Bigger trees mean higher risks and more cleanup. Not every company is ready for that. We’ve got the team and gear for tall, wide, or rooted trees that need to come down without tipping over structures.
Some companies leave behind deep ruts, sawdust piles, or torn-up lawns. We use mats and smart placement to protect your property, and we clean up every part of the work area before we leave.
Getting bounced between office staff and crew leads to mixed messages. From start to finish, you deal with one point of contact who knows your job and answers your questions without sending you in circles.
Tree removal is often easiest in late fall or winter when trees are dormant. There’s less sap flow, lighter foliage, and better ground conditions, which make access safer and the process cleaner, especially for larger trees.
Removing a tree without proper tools, training, and safety gear is risky. It can lead to serious injury, property damage, or legal issues. Experienced professionals should handle tree removal to avoid dangerous mistakes or fines.
Once the tree is cut, the roots may survive for a short time, but without the tree, they stop growing and eventually decay. Root systems won’t continue to spread once the source tree has been removed completely.
Tree removal can change sunlight, soil moisture, and root competition in the area. Some nearby plants may benefit, while others might struggle. We advise on what changes to expect based on your specific site layout.
In many areas, removing trees with active nests may be restricted by law. We check for protected wildlife before cutting and avoid disturbing any nesting activity to stay compliant with local environmental regulations.
