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Tree Service in Nassau County for Home Yards
Got a low limb scraping the roof, or a dead dogwood by the fence? Arnol MR Landscaping is a licensed father-and-son crew, and our tree service in Nassau County covers the tree work a landscaping crew should do. If a job is too big or too risky for us, we tell you straight and point you to the right person.
What we do
Tree Service
Most yards on Long Island have at least one tree that needs a little help every year. A branch hangs over the walk. A young maple is leaning. The mulch is piled up against the trunk. That’s the kind of tree work people text us about most, and it’s the kind we do well.
We’re landscapers, not tree climbers. We work from the ground or a short ladder. Big trees, climbing work and anything near power lines go to a certified arborist, and we’ll tell you who to call.
Warning signs
When a tree needs attention
Trees usually give you warning before something goes wrong. Keep an eye out for these:
- Dead branches: no leaves in summer, or bark falling off.
- Mushrooms at the base: often a sign of rot in the roots or trunk.
- Cracks and splits: deep cracks in the trunk or where big limbs meet.
- A new lean: especially after a storm, with the soil lifting on one side.
- Branches on the roof: they scrape shingles and clog gutters.
A new lean, a split trunk or a big hanging limb is arborist work. Keep people away from it and call one right away.
What’s included
Our tree services
Each tree service has its own page with timing, safety tips and the questions we hear most.
Tree Removal
Small and dead trees taken down and hauled off. Big trees go to an arborist.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Low limbs raised, branches cut back from the house and deadwood removed.
Where we work
Where we do tree service in Nassau County
We do tree service for homes in East Williston, Garden City, Mineola, East Meadow, Levittown, Bethpage, Plainview, Hicksville, Albertson, Roslyn Heights, Carle Place and Westbury. See every town on our Nassau County towns list.
- Mineola: taking down a tree usually needs a village permit. Street trees, the ones between the sidewalk and the curb, belong to the village, and owners can’t remove them.
- Power lines: branches touching or near wires are a job for PSEG Long Island, not a landscaper. Call them for anything tangled in a line.
- Other towns: check your town or village tree rules before anything big comes down. We’ll help you figure out who to call.
Related services: landscape design, garden maintenance and yard cleanup.
Tree Service questions
What homeowners ask about tree service in Nassau County
Who’s the best tree service near me?
One that is honest about what it can and can’t do. Ask if the crew works from the ground or climbs, and who they send you to for big jobs. A crew that says “this one needs an arborist” is looking out for you.
What do I do if a big branch comes down in my yard?
Look up and look around. If it’s touching a wire, or a wire is down nearby, stay far away and call PSEG Long Island. If no wires are involved and it’s on the lawn, text us photos and we’ll cut it up and haul it off.
Do I need a permit to take down a tree?
It depends on your village. In Mineola, tree removal usually needs a village permit, and street trees belong to the village. Check with your village before anything big comes down.
How much does tree service cost?
It depends on the tree and the job. Text a few photos of the tree for a free quote.
Nassau County
Get tree service in Nassau County from a crew that tells you straight.
Text a few photos of the tree and tell us what’s going on.