New Crane Service Now Available for Tough Tree Removal Jobs in Greenville and Beyond
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Crane Tree Removal in Greenville, NC
New Crane Services from The Tree Experts in Pitt County
Sometimes trees can’t come down the old fashioned way. If it’s leaning over a roof, sits in a fenced-in backyard, or even already fell on a house, climbing it or felling it in one piece isn’t an option. That’s where our crane services in Greenville, NC, come in.
Eastern Tree Pros now offer crane-assisted tree removal in Greenville, NC, and the rest of Eastern North Carolina. With our new crane, our team is ready for anything, but especially for lifting heavy limbs and trunks straight up and away from your home, rather than working them down piece by piece. It’s faster, and easier on you and your property.
When You Need a Crane to Remove a Tree
Not every tree job needs a crane. But when they do, they really do.
Here’s when tree crane service is needed:
- A tree has fallen on your home, garage, or another structure and needs to be lifted off rather than cut down
- Storm damage left limbs or a trunk leaning hard toward a house or power lines
- The tree is sitting in a tight backyard with fences, sheds, gardens, or a pool in the way
- Large hardwoods are too close to the house for a climber to drop sections safely
- Tall pines or oaks have started to die back and you want them gone before the next storm
- Commercial property cleanup where downtime needs to stay short
- You want the wood removed in big sections instead of cut and dragged across the yard
If you’re stumped on if your tree situation calls for a crane, give us a call; we’ve got a crane and can tell you if you need our help!
A Real Job We Recently Handled
Not long after we put our crane to work, we got a call about a tree that dropped a full truss on someone’s house. The homeowner was looking right at a heavy chunk of timber sitting right on the roof, with no clear way of getting it off without causing a lot more damage.
Our crane and crew made their way to the home, found the safest spot to set up, rigged the truss and lifted it all in one piece. From there we spent time clearing up the rest of the problem tree, and left the property in good shape for the roofers coming in behind us. If we didn’t have a crane on the job, the job would’ve been countless hours of careful cutting and piecing and there would’ve been a much higher risk of the truss damaging the home.
This kind of work in Greenville is exactly why we invested in the crane in the first place: when something goes wrong with a tree, you want a local team that knows their stuff to show up with the right equipment and do things right without waiting for subcontractors to fit you in.
How Our Crane Tree Service Works
All homes and properties are different, but for the most part, here’s how utilizing the crane on a job would look like:
- We come out for a free, no-obligation estimate and walk the property with you
- Our team plans crane placement, rigging points, and where the wood will land
- On the day of the job, we set up safety zones to keep your family, pets, and neighbors clear
- Sections are tied off, cut, and lifted out instead of dropped through the canopy
- We clean up the work area before we leave, so you are not stuck with a pile of debris
Our crew has years of experience working all around fences, septic lines, pools, and other things you definitely don’t want a tree falling on. The crane’s just another great tool to keep all of that safe.
Safer Tree Removal for Your Home and Family
A big tree coming down the wrong way can snap a fence, wreck a roof, or worse. The whole point of bringing the crane is to take all of that risk off the table. Instead of hoping a section falls one way, we have complete control over it from the jump.
When you call up the experts at Eastern Tree Pros, you can expect:
- A trained crew that handles every job with the same care, whether the tree is in the open or right on top of your house
- Properly inspected and maintained equipment, including our crane, chippers, and rigging gear
- Clear communication before, during, and after the job, so you always know what is happening on your property
- Full cleanup when the work is done, with the option to haul the wood away or leave it cut for firewood
- Honest, up-front pricing with no hidden fees added after the fact
We’ve built up our reputation for treating every yard like it belongs to a neighbor. Oftentimes, it actually does.
Crane Tree Service Across Eastern North Carolina
Our crane goes wherever we go. That means crane-assisted tree removal is available across our full service area, including Greenville, New Bern, Kinston, Wilson, Vanceboro, Ayden, Williamston, Washington, Tarboro, and the surrounding communities in Pitt, Wilson, and Craven counties.
Ready to take care of any tree troubles fast and easy with crane-assisted services in Greenville? Call on the arbor experts at Eastern Tree Pros to schedule a free estimate for crane tree removal in Greenville, NC.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are a few common questions we hear from our neighbors about crane tree removal.
How much does crane tree removal cost in Greenville, NC?
It’ll usually cost more than a standard tree removal, since it involves heavier equipment and more crew, and a longer setup time. The exact price depends on the tree size, how close it is to any structure, how accessible the site is, and whether any storm damage is involved. We give every customer a free, no-obligation estimate so you know the number on day one.
Can you remove a tree that has already fallen on my house?
Yes. This is one of the main reasons we invested in the crane in the first place. We recently lifted a full truss section off a homeowner’s roof in one piece, and that would’ve never happened the same way if we were forced to do a riskier job without it. If your house has a tree on it right now, give us a call, and we’ll get out there ASAP.
Do you work on weekends or after storms?
Yes, we offer Eastern North Carolina 24/7 emergency tree services and storm cleanup, and the crane’s available if the situation calls for it. Storms in this region can drop large pines and oaks onto homes with little warning, so we keep our crew ready to respond.