Storm Damage
Severe weather in Bergen County—such as high winds, heavy rain, or snowstorms—can cause trees to break or uproot. Fallen trees and large branches may block driveways in Fort Lee, damage homes in Ridgewood, or pose hazards to power lines in Teaneck. Our emergency response team quickly removes fallen trees and dangerous limbs, helping prevent further damage and restoring safe access to your property—no matter where you are in the county.

Trees on Power Lines
Trees or branches in contact with power lines in towns like Hackensack or Paramus present serious safety hazards, including fire risks and widespread power outages. We work with utility companies throughout Bergen County to safely remove any trees or limbs entangled with power lines, ensuring both your safety and compliance with local regulations.

Cracked or Splitting Trees
Visible cracks or splits in trees—often caused by age, disease, or storm stress—can indicate a risk of falling. These issues are common in older neighborhoods like Ridgewood and Fort Lee. Our certified arborists assess the condition of the tree and either stabilize it or remove it, depending on the level of risk, helping protect your property and family.

Fallen Trees on Structures
When a tree falls onto your home, garage, or other structure in towns like Teaneck or Paramus, it becomes an urgent safety concern. Our emergency team arrives quickly to remove the tree, assess structural impact, and recommend preventative measures to reduce future risks.

Emergency Clearing for Access
Trees that block driveways, entrances, or private roads can trap residents and prevent emergency vehicle access. This is especially critical in areas like Hackensack and Ridgewood. Pine Hill Tree Services provides rapid clearing to reopen access and restore normal use of your property across Bergen County.