Look it over
We inspect the tree, lean, access and everything beneath it.
How it works
Four steps, one clean job.
Every removal starts with the space below. We plan the cut, control each section and protect the house, fence and yard.
The job
Planned from the ground up.
Work from the top
A climber removes weight in controlled sections.
Rig and lower
Ropes keep limbs and trunk sections away from structures.
Lift or load out
When there is no room below, equipment moves the wood clear.
What to look for
Signs a tree should come down.
- Dead or dropping large limbs
- Leaning toward a house or driveway
- Cracks, cavities or storm damage
- Roots lifting or trunk decay
★★★★★“Tree fell into my house... he had it out in less then 5 hours”
— Eric Bodine, Google review
Before we start
Questions, answered.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Call or send the form with your address and what is going on with the tree.
Can you remove a tree beside my house?
Yes. Tight-yard trees come down in sections, roped and lowered or lifted out when needed.
Do you clean up the wood and brush?
Yes. Cleanup is part of the plan discussed during your estimate.
Can stump grinding be included?
Yes. Ask to have it quoted with the removal.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. New Day Tree Service is licensed and insured.
Free estimate
Tell us what the tree is doing.
Send the address and a quick description. For active storm damage, call any hour.
(267) 355-1426