Grapple saw taking down a sycamore

Tree service in New Buffalo, PA

New Buffalo. River trees.

Billow's Tree & Landscape provides tree removal, trimming, crane and grapple saw work and 24/7 storm cleanup in New Buffalo, Perry County. About 2 miles from 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
New Buffalo at a glance

Yes, we work in New Buffalo.

From our shop in Halifax we serve every street in New Buffalo. By 1829 the Main Line Canal ran north along the Susquehanna River through New Buffalo toward Liverpool. Common jobs: storm damage cleanup, tree removal and grapple saw removal. Estimates are free.

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

Type
Borough
ZIP codes
17020 (Duncannon), 17069 (New Buffalo)
Distance
About 2 miles from our Halifax shop.
Population
124 (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 New Buffalo.

  • By 1829 the Main Line Canal ran north along the Susquehanna River through New Buffalo toward Liverpool.
  • Perry County lists State Game Lands No. 254 under the New Buffalo name; hunting requires a Game Commission license.
  • New Buffalo is one of Perry County's smallest boroughs, with 124 residents in the 2020 Census.

River-bottom trees get big quickly and root in soft ground, so wind and high water take them down. Hazard trees and storm cleanup lead the call list here.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, www2.census.gov

Tree health

What we watch for in Perry 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.
  • Perry County is in Pennsylvania's spotted lanternfly quarantine. We follow state rules when moving wood and brush.
  • Oak wilt has been confirmed west of the Susquehanna, so we prune oaks only December through March, per Penn State Extension.
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Google reviews

What customers say.

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

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“We cannot recommend Billows' enough!”

We have had Evan and his team at Billow's work on several projects at our home in Camp Hill. Every time we have worked with him...

Lisa McKinneyGoogle review · Google review · Camp Hill

“7 trees removed in just over 7 hours.”

Great service. Kept me informed throught the whole process. Very professional but also safe and quick. I had 7 trees removed in just over 7 hours....

Brett PaulGoogle review · Tree removal

“Good equipment too!”

I had nine of the tallest trees in Pa! They gave me a good price and did a great job! Good equipment too! They took the...

Cliff ShirkGoogle review · Tree trimming & pruning
Questions

Tree service in New Buffalo: common questions.

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

Does Billow's Tree & Landscape serve New Buffalo?

Yes. We work throughout New Buffalo, in Perry County (ZIP codes 17020, 17069). Call 717-743-5871 or send the estimate form and we call back to walk the job.

How far is New Buffalo from your shop?

New Buffalo is about 2 miles from 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 New Buffalo?

It depends on the size and condition of the tree, what it is near, how equipment gets to it, and whether you want the stump ground and the wood hauled away. We walk the job and give you one written price. Estimates are free.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in New Buffalo?

Trees on your own property usually do not need a permit. Street trees, between the sidewalk and the curb, can be regulated by New Buffalo, and some boroughs require a permit to prune or remove them. Check with the borough office before work on a street tree. We can help you sort out who to call.

What tree problems are common in New Buffalo?

River-bottom trees get big quickly and root in soft ground, so wind and high water take them down. Hazard trees and storm cleanup lead the call list here. 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 New Buffalo?

Yes. After a storm in New Buffalo, call 717-743-5871 any time. We make the site safe, then lift or cut the tree off the house, car or driveway in sections. If a line is down, call the utility first.

Do you also work near New Buffalo?

Yes. We also serve Halifax Township and Watts Township, and the rest of Perry County. Each has its own page with local details.

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