County Tree Service

About County Tree Service

Boothwyn wakes up green in April, with Naamans Creek running down toward the Delaware and the big oaks over the postwar streets putting out leaves a shade at a time. Trees planted with those houses have grown into the wires and over the roofs, and they need a hand now more than they did at twenty feet. Removal happens in sections, lowered between a shed and a chain-link fence, cleared out to the curb the same day. Pruning and trimming take weight off long limbs, open the crown so wind passes through instead of pushing, and get the deadwood out. When a storm comes up from the bay and leaves the block a mess, cleanup is what makes Monday morning ordinary.