Tree Removal
Safe removal of large, dead, leaning, and hazardous trees on tight or steep lots.
Cumberland Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming and pruning, stump grinding, 24/7 emergency storm removal, lot and land clearing, and tree health care for homeowners and property owners across Cumberland and Allegany County — from a single hazardous tree on a steep lot to clearing land for building.
Removals, trimming, and emergency storm work. Explore tree removal, trimming & pruning, stump grinding, emergency storm service, lot & land clearing, and tree health care.
Use the form below, call (301) 555-0173, or text to describe your tree or storm-damage problem.
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Service availability, scheduling, and project fit can vary based on location, tree size, and current workload.
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Safe removal of large, dead, leaning, and hazardous trees on tight or steep lots.
Crown thinning, deadwooding, and clearance pruning for health and safety.
Grinding stumps below grade so you can reclaim the yard.
24/7 response for fallen and hazard trees after ice and windstorms.
Brush and multiple-tree clearing for building sites and defensible space.
Assessments, cabling and bracing, and disease and pest treatment.
Cumberland and Allegany County sit in steep, heavily wooded terrain, and mature oaks, maples, pines, and ash grow right up against homes, driveways, and power lines. The mountainous ground, ice storms, and high winds put real stress on those trees, and a dead limb or leaning trunk on a hillside lot is a genuine hazard.
Whether you need a hazardous tree removed, overgrown limbs pruned back, or a storm-damaged tree cleared, the right plan starts with the tree's size, lean, and how tight the access is.
Cumberland Tree Service focuses on tree work in Cumberland and surrounding Allegany County, with nearby coverage that may also include LaVale, Frostburg, Cresaptown, and Ridgeley, West Virginia, depending on project scope and availability.
Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, emergency storm work, lot clearing, and tree health care requests can all vary based on location, tree size, and site conditions.
Most removals run about $400 to $2,000 or more depending on the tree's size, lean, and access, with large or hazardous steep-lot trees on the higher end. See Tree Removal.
Yes — we respond 24/7 to fallen and hazard trees after ice storms and high winds. See Emergency & Storm Service.
Often, if a tree hits your home, garage, fence, or car, homeowners insurance covers removal and repairs. We can document the damage for your claim. See Emergency & Storm Service.
Visit the full FAQ page for more on cost, storm work, stumps, and tree health.