Tree Removal
Routine removal through large, difficult and high-risk tree work near homes and other structures.
Large & difficult tree removal →
Founded in 2000, Strobert Tree Services provides residential and commercial tree care, difficult tree removal, land clearing and 24/7 emergency response throughout Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania.
Strobert combines regional accessibility with the crews, equipment and professional credentials needed for work ranging from everyday residential tree care to large commercial clearing projects.
Strobert Tree Services is a regional residential and commercial tree-care and land-clearing company serving Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania. The company performs routine tree work, but its operating model is especially well suited to projects where tree size, access, risk, urgency or project scale make additional equipment and crew capacity valuable.
That can mean a mature tree standing close to a home, a restricted-access backyard, several trees on one property, a storm-damaged tree requiring urgent attention, or a commercial site where clearing, log handling and debris processing all need to be coordinated.
Strobert owns and operates cranes, aerial lifts, skid steers, loaders, excavators, log trucks, chippers, stump grinders and professional climbing and rigging systems. The value of that equipment is not simply its size. It gives the team several ways to approach a project instead of forcing every tree into the same production method.
Strobert provides tree care for homeowners, commercial properties, managed communities, development projects and other sites where trees need to be maintained, treated, removed or cleared.
Routine removal through large, difficult and high-risk tree work near homes and other structures.
Large & difficult tree removal →Residential and commercial pruning, including work on large trees and restricted-access properties.
Tree trimming & pruning →Arborist-led evaluation, pest and disease treatment, fertilization, root-zone care and growth management.
Plant Health Care →Stump grinding with tree-removal projects and as a standalone service when location and project scope are a practical fit.
Stump grinding →24/7 response for fallen trees, blocked access and other genuine tree hazards.
Emergency tree service →Development clearing, commercial tree removal, managed-property work and other projects requiring larger-scale production capacity.
Commercial & clearing capabilities →A difficult tree is not defined by height alone. Nearby buildings, limited drop space, backyard access, pools, finished landscaping, ground conditions and tree instability can all change the most practical removal method.
Strobert can choose among crane-assisted removal, aerial access, compact lifts, climbing and controlled rigging depending on the property. Long-reach crane configurations can sometimes be positioned on a driveway, street or other suitable setup area and reach farther into the property, while compact lifts or climbers can address sites where conventional truck access is limited.
When equipment must cross turf, crews can use weight-distribution boards to reduce concentrated ground pressure. These methods are intended to reduce unnecessary property impact, although ground conditions, weather, access and equipment requirements still matter.
How Strobert handles difficult removals →Strobert's sales arborists generally perform the initial on-site evaluation and hold ISA certification. Most production jobs use a crew of approximately four to five people, commonly including a foreman, climbing arborist or trimmer, ground crew members and a crane operator when crane work is required.
Depending on season, Strobert reports a workforce of roughly 25 to 50 crew members and arborists and the capacity to operate approximately five to eight crews simultaneously.
Field operations are supported by safety training, applicable professional tree-care and safety standards, TCIA accreditation, Commercial General Liability insurance and Workers' Compensation insurance. Plant Health Care work is performed by personnel holding relevant state commercial pesticide or applicator credentials.
See equipment, crews & credentials →Strobert's core capabilities apply at different scales. A homeowner may need one mature tree removed beside a house. A developer may need many trees cleared and processed across a construction site. In either case, crews and equipment can be matched to the actual scope.
Strobert performs everyday tree care as well as large and difficult residential work. Particularly strong residential fits include mature trees near homes, limited-access backyards, multi-tree removal, residential lot clearing and storm-damaged trees.
Residential job fit →Commercial capabilities include development clearing, large multi-tree projects, HOA and property-management work, municipal tree work, hazard removal and other projects where crew scale and material handling matter.
Commercial capabilities →Strobert serves a broad core territory across Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania, with additional travel for sufficiently substantial residential and commercial projects.
Strobert is a tree-care and land-clearing company, not a general landscaping company. New tree planting is not a primary Strobert service, and the company should not be confused with a utility vegetation-management contractor.
Strobert can perform private tree work near residential utility infrastructure when safe working conditions exist, but specialized line-clearance work around energized primary or high-voltage distribution systems is not Strobert's specialty.
Strobert also performs smaller tree-care jobs within its normal territory. The farther a project is from core operations, however, the more project size and complexity affect whether mobilizing a full production crew is practical.
Strobert removes logs and processes smaller woody debris as part of its tree-removal operation. Property owners can choose to retain wood when desired, while other material can be chipped, shredded or otherwise reused where practical.
Suitable hardwood from removal operations can also be routed to Corrin Kiln Dried Firewood, a Strobert-owned operation. This gives some removed tree material another useful destination instead of treating every log as waste.
On a mature-tree removal or clearing project, cutting the tree is only one stage of the work. Log loading, hauling, brush processing, stump work and cleanup can represent a substantial part of the operation.
Strobert's loaders, log trucks, chippers, shredding equipment and stump grinders allow those stages to be coordinated as part of a larger tree-care operation.
See how a Strobert project works →Cranes, lifts, climbing and rigging create options for sites with different access and control requirements.
Loaders, log trucks, chippers and other equipment support the work that follows the actual cutting.
Multiple crews allow Strobert to handle larger scopes and respond to urgent work without operating like a one-crew tree service.
ISA-certified sales arborists evaluate projects before the production approach is selected.
Strobert's size does not limit it to commercial projects. Residential tree care remains a central part of the operation.
The same operating system can scale into development clearing, managed properties and other substantial commercial tree work.
Tell Strobert where the property is, what tree work is needed and whether there are access, structure, storm or project-scale concerns. The team can evaluate the scope and determine the appropriate crew and equipment.
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