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Tree service in Progress, PA

Progress. Yard trees, done right.

Billow's Tree & Landscape provides tree removal, trimming, crane and grapple saw work and 24/7 storm cleanup in Progress, Dauphin County. About 14 miles southeast of our Halifax shop. Estimates are free: 717-743-5871.

Crane and grapple saw truck The machine the tree needs
Crews in full PPE Helmets, eye and ear, chaps
Fully insured Certificate on request
24/7 Storm ResponseTree on a house, a car, or a line? Call the storm line. We answer around the clock.Storm line 717-743-5871
Progress at a glance

Yes, we work in Progress.

Billow's Tree & Landscape works throughout Progress. The most common jobs here are tree removal, tree trimming and pruning and crane tree removal. We bring the crane, the grapple saw or the bucket truck the job needs, and we clean up before we leave.

Call 717-743-5871 or send the estimate form.

Type
Census-designated place in Susquehanna Township and Lower Paxton Township
ZIP codes
17109 (Harrisburg)
Distance
About 14 miles southeast of our Halifax shop.
Population
11,168 (2020 Census)
Storm line
24/7: 717-743-5871
Estimates
Free and written, after we walk the job
Hours
Mon to Fri 6:30 AM to 7 PM, Sat 7 AM to 12 PM
Local knowledge

About Progress.

  • When Susquehanna Township formed in 1815, Progress was the only established settlement in its south end.
  • Earlier names for Progress included Jacob's Plains, Mud Town and Shellstown.
  • Interstate 83 forms the eastern boundary of Progress, separating it from Colonial Park.

Here it is mostly large yard trees planted with the neighborhoods, now over roofs, decks and fences. Removals and trimming near the house are the most common calls.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org

Tree health

What we watch for in Dauphin County.

  • Emerald ash borer has killed or weakened most untreated ash trees in Pennsylvania. Dead ash turns brittle and should come down before it falls.
  • Dauphin County is in Pennsylvania's spotted lanternfly quarantine. We follow state rules when moving wood and brush.
  • Oaks are pruned only in winter, December through March, to avoid spreading oak wilt.
4.9 35 Google reviews
Google reviews

What customers say.

Reviews from Billow's customers, as posted on Google.

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“Incredibly clean.”

Evan has removed 2 trees for me. One was an enormous, heavily leaning Norway Spruce that was precariously close to my neighbor and a tight squeeze...

Kate HGoogle review · Tree removal

“Removed within a week of contacting them.”

We had an excellent experience! Our tree was removed within a week of contacting them. The crew was courteous, quick and helpful. They even allowed my...

Jennifer WarnerGoogle review · Tree stump removal

“An excellent job clearing multiple trees.”

Evan and his crew did an excellent job clearing multiple trees and regrading my property for future expansion. Will definitely be using them again in the...

danny mcgloneGoogle review · Tree stump removal
Questions

Tree service in Progress: common questions.

Something else? Call the shop at 717-743-5871.

Does Billow's Tree & Landscape serve Progress?

Yes. We work throughout Progress, in Dauphin County (ZIP codes 17109). Call 717-743-5871 or send the estimate form and we call back to walk the job.

How far is Progress from your shop?

Progress is about 14 miles southeast of our Halifax shop. Our shop is at 993 Ridge Rd, Halifax. For a tree on a house, a car or a line, call the storm line any time: 717-743-5871.

How much does tree removal cost in Progress?

Every tree is different, so we price Progress jobs after we see them: size, condition, what the tree is over, access for the crane or grapple saw, and clean-up. You get one written price before any work starts, and the estimate is free.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Progress?

Trees on your own property usually do not need a permit. Trees along the road or in the right-of-way can be the township's or PennDOT's to manage, and some developments have HOA rules. If the tree is near the road, check with the Susquehanna Township and Lower Paxton Township office first.

What tree problems are common in Progress?

Here it is mostly large yard trees planted with the neighborhoods, now over roofs, decks and fences. Removals and trimming near the house are the most common calls. Emerald ash borer has killed or weakened most untreated ash trees in Pennsylvania. Dead ash turns brittle and should come down before it falls.

Do you handle storm damage in Progress?

Yes, 24/7. Trees on roofs, vehicles and driveways come off in controlled sections, and we photograph the damage for your insurance claim. Lines down? Call the utility first, then 717-743-5871.

Do you also work near Progress?

Yes. We also serve Susquehanna Township, Lower Paxton Township, Linglestown, Colonial Park and Paxtonia, and the rest of Dauphin County. Each has its own page with local details.

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Hours
Mon to Fri6:30 AM to 7 PM
Sat7 AM to 12 PM
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