Tree Removal and Landscaping in New Lenox, IL
Aloha Tree Removal is a local crew that climbs, cuts, grinds, and plants. We take down problem trees, trim the ones worth keeping, and make your yard look good again. Fair, competitive prices and a straight answer every time.
- Our crew climbs
- Competitive, fair quotes
- Trees and landscaping
- Based in New Lenox
A local tree crew that climbs
A lot of tree work in New Lenox happens in backyards. The tree is behind the house, over a fence, next to a shed, or hanging over the neighbor's garage. You cannot always get a big truck back there, and you do not want one tearing up your lawn.
That is why we climb. Our climbers go up the tree, tie off each limb, and lower it to the ground piece by piece with ropes. Nothing crashes down. Nothing hits the roof. When the top is gone, we bring the trunk down in sections.
It takes skill, and it is how we can do careful tree removal in New Lenox at prices that are hard to beat.
- Safe removal next to houses, garages, pools, and fences
- Less damage to your lawn and landscaping
- Controlled cuts with rigging, not guesswork
- Full cleanup when the job is done
Tree services in New Lenox
From one dead tree to a whole overgrown lot. Here is the tree work we do. See all of our tree services in New Lenox.
From stump to sod, one crew does it all
Most tree companies leave when the tree is down. Most landscapers do not touch big trees. We do both.
That means we can take down the tree, grind the stump, clear the chips, and then put in new sod, a fresh bed, or a new tree. One call, one crew, and your yard is finished instead of half done.
Landscaping in New Lenox
Clean beds, healthy shrubs, and a yard you are proud of. See everything we do for landscaping in New Lenox.
How it works
Simple, fast, and no pressure.
Call or text David
Tell us what is going on at (815) 764-7950. Send a photo of the tree if you can.
We come look
We walk the property, check the tree or yard, and look at access, wires, and what is nearby.
You get a clear price
A straight, competitive quote with what is included. No charge for the estimate.
We do the work
We show up, do the job safely, and clean up before we leave.
How we decide what to cut
Not every tree needs to come down. A good tree crew knows when to remove, when to trim, and when to leave a tree alone. Here is how we think about it.
Remove it when it is a real risk
Dead trees, trunks with deep cracks, trees leaning toward the house, and trees with rot at the base can fail without warning. Those are worth taking down. Learn more about dead and hazardous tree removal.
Trim it when it is worth saving
A healthy oak or maple with a few bad limbs usually just needs good pruning. We take out dead, crossing, and weak branches and leave a strong shape. See our tree trimming and pruning.
Make the right cut
We cut just outside the branch collar, the slightly swollen ring where a branch meets the trunk. That lets the tree seal the wound. We do not top trees, and we avoid taking too much of the canopy at once.
Cut at the right time
Most pruning is best in the dormant season. Oaks should not be pruned from spring into midsummer in Illinois because of oak wilt. Read our guide on when to trim trees in Illinois.
Know the trees in your yard
Will County sits in oak and prairie country. Some trees here are worth protecting for a hundred years. Others cause problems and are better replaced.
Native trees worth keeping
Bur oak, white oak (the Illinois state tree), swamp white oak, shagbark hickory, sugar maple, hackberry, and American linden all do well in our heavy clay soil. When they are healthy, we trim them with care instead of cutting them down.
Trees that often cause trouble
Ash trees were hit hard by the emerald ash borer, and many are now dead or dying. Callery pears, often called Bradford pears, split in storms. Silver maples grow fast but drop big limbs. Buckthorn takes over wooded lots.
Want the full list? Read our Illinois native trees guide, with the best trees to plant and the ones to watch out for.
When a storm drops a tree
Summer storms and heavy winter snow can bring down big limbs and whole trees across the south suburbs. If a tree is on your house, your car, your fence, or blocking your driveway, call us.
- Stay away from any tree touching power lines and call ComEd first
- Keep kids and pets away from hanging limbs
- Take photos for your insurance company
- Then call or text us at (815) 764-7950
Our emergency tree removal crew will get out as fast as we can and make things safe.
Competitive prices, straight answers
We keep our prices fair so families in New Lenox can take care of their trees before they become a problem. Every quote is based on your actual tree, not a guess over the phone.
Here is what changes the price:
- How tall and wide the tree is
- How close it is to the house, wires, or fences
- Whether we can drop it or need to climb and lower it
- The health of the tree
- Stump grinding and cleanup
- How many trees you have done at once
For more detail, see our tree removal cost guide.
Tree removal and landscaping in New Lenox and nearby towns
We are based on Haven Avenue in New Lenox. Pick your town to learn more.
Tree removal and landscaping questions
How much does tree removal cost in New Lenox?
It depends on the size of the tree, how close it is to your house or wires, whether we can drop it or need to climb and lower it in pieces, and whether you want the stump ground. We come out, look at the tree, and give you a clear price. Our quotes are competitive and there is no charge for the estimate.
Do you climb trees, or do you need a crane?
Our crew climbs. Climbing lets us take trees down piece by piece in tight backyards, over fences, and next to houses, often without heavy equipment on your lawn.
Do you do landscaping too?
Yes. Along with tree work, we do landscape design, planting, mulch, sod, shrub trimming, yard cleanup, and ongoing landscape maintenance.
Can you grind the stump after you take the tree down?
Yes. We grind stumps below the soil line. After that you can seed, lay sod, or plant a bed right over the spot.
What towns do you serve?
We are based in New Lenox and work in Mokena, Frankfort, Joliet, Lockport, Homer Glen, Manhattan, Tinley Park, Orland Park, and Crest Hill.
A storm knocked a tree down. Can you help?
Call us right away at (815) 764-7950. If a tree is touching power lines, stay back and call ComEd first. We will get to you as fast as we can.
When is the best time to trim trees in Illinois?
For most trees, late fall through late winter while they are dormant. Oaks are the big one: avoid pruning them from spring through midsummer, because fresh cuts can let oak wilt in.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
Trees in your yard usually do not need a permit, but some villages and HOAs have rules. Trees in the parkway between the sidewalk and street usually belong to the village, so check with them first.
Got a tree that needs to go?
Call or text David for a free estimate on tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, or landscaping. We will come look and give you a fair price.