Tree work in Jamesville
- Tree removal, including dead ash and large trees near the house
- Trimming and pruning
- Stump grinding
- Storm damage cleanup
- Land and lot clearing
Where emerald ash borer showed up first
Emerald ash borer was first found in Onondaga County in 2013, in a trap near Carrier Circle in the Town of DeWitt, the same town most of Jamesville is in. More than a decade later, most untreated ash trees in the area are dead or dying.
If you still have an ash standing on your property, it's worth a look now. Dead ash gets brittle, and a tree that can't be climbed safely is slower and more expensive to remove. See when a tree should come down.
Town of DeWitt brush pickup
- The Highway Department collects brush and yard debris once a month, April through October. Each area of town has a set week.
- Put brush out during your area's week, on or before Sunday. Once the crew passes, it doesn't come back, and special pickups aren't offered.
- No bags or containers.
- Landscapers and private contractors must remove their own debris. The service is meant for homeowners.
So for any real tree job, haul-away should be in your estimate. Questions about pickup go to the DeWitt Highway Department at 315-437-8331. OCRRA's Jamesville yard waste site also takes brush on Saturdays during the season, for a small fee. Parts of the 13078 area fall in neighboring towns, so check with yours if you're not in DeWitt.
Nearby
We also work in Fayetteville, Manlius, Minoa and Cazenovia. Call (315) 687-8301 or send the form for a free estimate.