Crane Tree Removal — the jobs others won't take.

A crane lifts heavy sections straight up and away instead of dropping or roping them down. That's far safer near houses and power lines, much faster, and far gentler on your yard than traditional climbing and rigging.

Yes — trees over and against structures are exactly what the crane is for. We lift each section away from the roof under full control, with nothing falling on your home. We'll assess it free and give you a firm plan and price.

Often it's the opposite. The crane cuts hours of dangerous climbing and rigging labor, so a job that would take a ground crew two risky days can be done safely in one — frequently making it cheaper, not more.

We safely handle removals near the service lines to your home using the crane and proper clearance techniques. If a tree is contacting a primary utility line, we coordinate with the utility first.

Crane removals typically start around $1,500 and rise with size, access, and risk, up to $6,000+ for the largest high-risk jobs over structures. We provide a detailed free estimate before any work begins.

Less than people expect. The crane needs firm, level ground within reach of the tree — often a driveway or the street — and a clear swing path to a staging area. We assess the setup spot during the free estimate; on tight lots, reaching over the house from out front is routine.

For large, dead, or compromised trees, yes. Lifting sections out keeps our crew out of an unstable tree and keeps heavy wood from being dropped or roped down past your house. That control is exactly why the crane is the right tool for high-risk removals.

Often it can — the crane can pick wood up and over the house from a setup spot in the driveway or street, which avoids dragging timber through a tight side yard. We confirm reach, ground conditions, and overhead lines during the free estimate.