Crane Tree Removal in Wallingford, CT
Big trees and trees close to the house, lifted out in sections instead of dropped.
Crane arm lifting a tree section over a house during a Spinells removal
When the crane comes out
Some trees have nowhere to fall. An oak between the house and the garage. A pine leaning over the neighbor's fence. A tree so big that dropping it in pieces would tear up the whole yard. Those are crane jobs.
The crane sets up in the street or the driveway. A climber rigs each section, the crane lifts it clear of the house and the wires, and sets it down where the crew can cut it up. Nothing lands on the roof, the deck, or the lawn.
Why it is often the better option
A crane removal is faster than taking a tree down piece by piece with ropes, and there is less chance of damage to what is underneath. On a tight lot it is often the only safe way to do the job. Jesse tells you on the estimate whether your tree needs the crane or whether the grapple saw or a climber can handle it.
Who we do this for
Homeowners with a big tree over the house. Property managers with a hazard tree near a building. Anyone in Wallingford, Meriden, Cheshire, North Haven, Hamden, or the other towns we serve who has been told the tree is too big or too close to touch.
Get a Free Estimate
Jesse comes out, looks at the job, and gives you a price on the spot.
Questions
We plan the setup spot on the estimate so the crane stays off anything that could crack or sink.
Jesse looks at the tree, what is under it, and where a crane could set up. If a climber can do it safely without the crane, we tell you that too.
Yes. Full liability and workers comp on every job.
Areas We Serve
More from Spinells
Tree Removal
Dead, leaning, hazardous, or unwanted trees, taken down and hauled away. Same crew, same cleanup, every job.
Storm Damage
When a storm drops a tree on a roof, a driveway, or wires, call us. We get it off, cut it up, and haul it away.
Land Clearing
Lots and overgrown land cleared for yards, driveways, and building sites. Trees, brush, and stumps come out. The ground is left ready for the next step.