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Crane truck boom arching over a backyard pool and fence during a tree removal in Connecticut

Tree removal in Southington and central Connecticut

Crane lifts over the roof, the pool and the fence. A backyard lift for the spots no truck can reach. A crew that hauls it all away. Free estimates, no obligation.

4.9 on Google, 66 reviews
  • Fully insured. Certificate of insurance (COI) on request.
  • Free estimates
  • Emergency calls answered any time

Tree on the house? Across the driveway? Call now.

If a wire is down or touching anything, call 911 and your electric utility first, then call us. Call first, and we will tell you how soon we can be there.

(860) 877-5803
Equipment

Crane, backyard lift and the equipment for tree removal

These are the machines that do the work. Say what is in the way and we send the right ones.

  • Red crane boom above a white truck beside a tall bare tree and a screen of green shrubs01

    Crane

    Lifts big sections up and over a roof, fence or pool so they never drop near them.

  • Red backyard lift reaching toward the top of a very tall pine against a blue sky in Berlin, Connecticut02

    Backyard lift

    A tracked lift that reaches the tree where no truck can drive. Up to 100 feet.

  • Yellow tracked skid steer with a grapple moving brush and logs on a wooded Farmington, Connecticut property03

    Skid steer

    Grapple on the front. Moves logs and brush off the lawn fast.

  • Red mini excavator parked beside a trailer at the curb of a residential street04

    Excavator

    Clears lots, pulls what has to come out of the ground and loads the trailer.

  • Orange chipper and red dump truck on a lawn with workers loading branches05

    Chipper

    Brush goes in one end and chips come out the other, loaded straight into the truck.

  • Stump grinder wheel cutting a stump down into wood chips06

    Stump grinder

    Takes the stump down below grade. Small enough to fit through a 36-inch gate.

Not sure what your tree needs? Call and we will talk it through.

Crane arm and a bucket working above cut logs stacked on a lawn after a large pine removal in Berlin, Connecticut
Why the crane

The tree comes out in pieces. The roof stays in one.

Dropping a big tree only works when there is room to drop it. Over a house, a pool, a fence or a neighbor's yard there is not. A crane takes the weight, so each section is lifted clear instead of falling near what you care about.

  • Trees over a house, garage, pool or fence
  • Yards too tight or too soft for a truck to get close
  • Big trunks where each section is heavy
  • Fewer people on the ground, so less damage to the lawn

How crane removal works

How a crane job goes

Four steps, start to finish

Every crane removal follows the same order, whether the tree is over a pool or at the end of the driveway.

  1. 1Plan

    We walk the tree and the yard with you, decide where the crane or lift sets up and what has to be protected, and give you a written estimate first.

  2. 2Set up

    The machine is set. Each section is secured to the crane before it is cut, so it never free-falls.

  3. 3Cut and lift

    Sections come off from the top down and are lifted up and over the house, fence or pool to a clear spot.

  4. 4Clear

    Brush through the chipper, wood hauled or cut up the way you want it, yard raked and left clean. Stump too, if you ask.

Reviews

What customers say

4.9
on Google, 66 reviewsRead all of them on Google
  • “Zach and his crew are great. Reasonable pricing and good work. What more could you ask for?”

    Valerie LGoogle review, Aug 2026
  • “Excellent service. Fair price. Very professional. Great cleanup.”

    William McKernanGoogle review, Sep 2025
  • “Quick and professional. Highly recommend.”

    Daniel StainbackGoogle review, May 2026

Quoted from our Google reviews, lightly edited for typos.

“Excellent job! Team is great and cleaned up afterwards. We had several trees removed and a difficult area to access, could not be happier!”

Dawn Pecorelli, Google review, Sep 2026

Ready for a price? We give it before any work starts.

Recent work

More jobs, more machines

Every photo here is from one of our own jobs.

  • Crane holding a large trunk section on its line while a worker in a basket cuts below itCrane holding a trunk section on its line
  • Chipper truck and crew clearing a downed tree in Simsbury, ConnecticutChipper and crew at work
  • Red excavator on bare ground next to piles of cut logs at the edge of a wooded lotLand clearing with the excavator
  • Large cut tree sections and brush on a lawn beside a crane truckLarge cut sections on a lawn
  • Fresh stumps and cut logs on a residential lawnFresh stumps after a removal
  • Truck headlights and amber warning lights glowing in the dark beneath tall treesTruck on an overnight call
After you call

What happens after you call

  1. 1We ask

    About the tree and the site: where it is, what is under it, and how a machine can reach it.

  2. 2We look

    We come out and look at the tree with you. Estimates are free.

  3. 3You get a written estimate

    Before any work starts. You decide whether to go ahead.

  4. 4We do the work

    Then we clean up: brush chipped, wood hauled, the area left tidy.

What we can help with

Condos, HOAs and business properties

We can help with several trees on one property. We walk the whole site with you and give you one written estimate before any work starts. Certificate of insurance (COI) on request, with your estimate.

  • Several trees in one visit, one estimate
  • We plan the work around your parking, walkways and neighbors. Tell us what hours matter.
  • Crane lifts for trees beside buildings
  • Land clearing and haul-away for lots and common areas, see land clearing
White crane truck set on a lawn beside shrubs and a tall bare tree
Crane truck set on a lawn beside shrubs and a tall bare tree.
Where we work

Thirteen towns around Southington

We are based in Southington. Pick your town to see how removal goes there.

All service areas

Questions

What people ask before they call

What should I do if a tree falls on my house?

Get everyone out of the area under and around the tree, and stay away from any wire the tree is touching. If a wire is down, sparking or touching the tree, call 911 and your electric utility first. Then call us at (860) 877-5803. Our guide on what to do when a tree falls on your house walks through it step by step.

The tree is leaning toward my house but has not come down. What now?

Call us. Keep the room under it clear, stay out from under it, and do not park beneath it. We look at the tree and tell you how we would take it down. See hazardous tree removal and our guide on leaning trees.

Can you remove a tree that is over my house or pool?

Yes. That is what the crane is for. Each section is secured to the crane before it is cut, then lifted up and over the house, fence or pool and set down somewhere clear. See crane-assisted tree removal.

How much does tree removal cost?

It depends on the size and condition of the tree, what is under and around it, how we can reach it, and how much has to be hauled away. We give free estimates, in writing, before any work starts. Our guide to what drives the cost of tree removal explains each factor.

Do you answer calls for emergencies?

Yes. Emergency calls are answered any time. Call first, and we will tell you how soon we can be there. After-hours work may cost more, and we give you the price before work starts. Office hours are Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm.

Are you insured?

Yes. USA Tree Experts is fully insured. Certificate of insurance (COI) on request, with your estimate.

Do you work on condos, HOA grounds and business properties?

Yes. Several trees on one property are handled in one visit with one estimate, and we plan around parking, walkways and building access. See condos, HOAs and business properties and land clearing.

Do you grind the stump and haul everything away?

Yes. We chip the brush, haul away the wood and debris, and can grind the stump on the same visit. See stump grinding.

Which towns do you serve?

We are based in Southington and work in Southington, Plainville, Cheshire, Berlin, Newington, Farmington, Avon, Simsbury, Wethersfield, Bristol, New Britain, Meriden and Glastonbury. See the service areas page.

Free estimates(860) 877-5803Office: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
Zach Lucente, owner of USA Tree Experts, in a hi-vis shirt
Ask for Zach. Zach Lucente runs USA Tree Experts.
Free estimate

Tell us about the property and the trees.

We look at it, tell you how we would take it down, and give you a written estimate before any work starts. No obligation.

Condo, HOA or business property? In the description, give the property or association name, how many trees, and any parking or buildings nearby.

Or call(860) 877-5803
Hours

Office hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm.

After-hours work may cost more, and we give you the price before work starts.

Free estimateNo obligation

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Chainsaw lying in wood chips with a crew member in a high-visibility vest beside a house
Everything is hauled away and the yard is left clean.
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