Big trees, tight spaces
When a big tree is hanging over your house, pool or neighbor's yard, a crane lets us lift it out piece by piece — nothing gets dropped.
Some trees can’t be climbed safely or cut down in the usual way — they’re dead and brittle, split, leaning over a roof, or surrounded by structures with no drop zone. Crane-assisted removal is the answer.
Our crew rigs each section to the crane before it’s cut, and the crane lifts it over the house and sets it down gently in the driveway or street. It’s safer for the crew, safer for your property and usually faster than a traditional removal.

Lift sections over the roof instead of lowering them onto it.
No need to climb brittle, decayed wood.
Pick pieces up and over fences and buildings.
Heavy wood doesn't hit the ground in your yard.
A crane adds equipment cost, but it often cuts the total time on site dramatically — so for large or dangerous trees, the price difference is usually smaller than people expect. And it’s much less risky than the alternative when the tree is over your house.
We’ll look at your tree and tell you honestly whether a crane is needed or whether it can come down safely without one.
Usually in your driveway or on the street in front of the house. We check access, overhead wires and ground conditions before the job.
Yes — that’s one of the most common uses for a crane. See emergency tree removal.
Many large residential removals are finished in a single day, including cleanup.
Call Tree King for an upfront, on-site estimate. We’ll tell you exactly what your trees need — and what they don’t.