Morristown homeowners can reach a local tree service company through this site by phone or the request form. The request goes to an independent contractor who already works in town, who visits to plan how the tree can be taken apart and carried out on a tight lot, then quotes the job. Trees in the street strip are the town crew's responsibility, so this service covers trees on private property.
Tree Service in Morristown
Morristown packs a lot of house and a lot of tree into about three square miles. Around the Green, along Macculloch Avenue, Franklin Street and South Street, big shade trees grow a few feet from porches, slate and shingle roofs, detached garages and the sidewalk. That closeness is what makes tree work here different. A removal that would be a simple drop on a wooded Randolph lot often has to come down in small pieces in Morristown, lowered on ropes between a house, a neighbor's fence and a line of parked cars.
This site is a referral service. You describe the tree and where it stands, and we hand the request to an independent tree service company that already works in Morristown and the surrounding Morris Township. That contractor visits, looks at the tree, the access from the street or driveway, and what is underneath, and then gives you a price. You deal with them directly on scope, scheduling and payment. Ask for their New Jersey tree care license number and a certificate of insurance before anything is cut.
The calls that come in from Morristown tend to fall into a few groups: an old tree with decay or a past topping cut that a homeowner no longer trusts, limbs scraping a roof or reaching toward the service wire, a dead ash in a backyard, stumps left from earlier work, and cleanup after a thunderstorm or nor'easter. Trees in this town have come down on cars and houses before, including on South Street and Dumont Place during a 2018 storm, so many owners would rather deal with a doubtful tree on a calm day.
