Providing Dedicated Service for Over 28 Years!

Greater Pitt Tree Service LLC in Allegheny County proudly assists residential and commercial customers in Mt. Lebanon, Bethel Park, Upper St. Clair, Pittsburgh, Pleasant Hills, Baldwin, Whitehall, Peters Township, Fox Chapel, Sewickley, and the surrounding areas.

We have over 28 years of experience, and our licensed and insured tree service company offers competitive pricing throughout Greater Pittsburgh that won’t break your budget. Give us a call today at (412) 884-TREEto learn more about our services.

Residential Tree Services

Over 25 years of experience in the residential field in Allegheny County. Specializing in large, difficult removals. Also, trimming and pruning of large oak trees. We also offer stump grinding and property cleanouts. We are a member of TCIA, which is an organization in the tree industry that is primarily focused on safety.

Person using an orange chainsaw to cut a tree branch; wood chips flying.

Commercial Tree Services

We offer all of our services to property management companies, boroughs and townships, construction and excavation companies, and industrial business parks.

 

Commercial customers include:

  • Community Day School
  • Young Scholars of Western Pennsylvania
  • C&A Properties
  • Delta Properties
  • Franjo Construction Corporation
  • R&B Contracting and Excavating
  • GSL Outdoor Living
  • Kamin Realty Company
  • Uber ATC
  • Pittsburgh Housing Authority
  • Port Authority of Pittsburgh
  • Bureau of Mine Safety
  • Costa Construction
  • Minniefield Excavating
  • Zottola Construction
  • A. Merante Construction
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Safety Classes (Attended by our climbers and groundsman)

  • Safe tree felling
  • Preventing struck-by incidents
  • Preventing electrocution (EHAP Certified)
  • PPE selection
  • Chainsaw safety
  • Rigging techniques
  • Crane safety

How to Be an Informed Customer

  • Educate yourself about basic principles of tree care.
  • Check for memberships in the International Industry Association (TCIA) or the American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA).
  • Ask if the company has Worker’s Compensation Insurance.
  • Ask if the company has General Liability Insurance.
  • Ask for references where work may have been completed before on past projects.
  • Don’t always accept the lowest bid. Remember, you get what you pay for.
  • Examine the credentials of the people working on your property and make sure they are certified to do so.
  • Be careful of the door-to-door salesmen and the ones offering bargains. Reputable companies do not have time for this type of solicitation.
  • Be sure to read and sign a written contract.
  • Ask questions if you are unsure about something or need clarification.