Tree Service in Willingboro, NJ

Trusted Tree Service Serving Willingboro, NJ

Looking for tree service in Willingboro Township, NJ? Pro-Stump Tree Service has been removing aging Levitt-era street trees throughout Willingboro — silver maples heaving sidewalks in Garfield Park, Norway maples splitting at storm-stressed crotches in Buckingham Park, and red maples reaching end-of-life across Pennypacker Park and Millbrook Park — since 1987. We're licensed under NJ Licensed Tree Expert #200988 and insured for $3 million. Most Willingboro calls come from three situations: a Norway maple with a visible split at the main trunk fork (one nor'easter from coming apart), a silver maple whose surface roots have heaved the curb-side sidewalk into a tripping hazard, or a homeowner who wants to replace a fast-growing maple with a longer-lived native species. We do all three, and Chapter 352 (the township tree ordinance) requires replacement plantings — we handle the documentation as part of the job.

Willingboro was originally renamed Levittown, NJ from 1959 to 1963 before reverting, and the township is one of the most architecturally consistent communities in the country: 31,889 residents live in roughly 11,000 nearly identical Levitt-built homes across 14 alphabetically-named 'Park' neighborhoods (Buckingham Park, Country Club Ridge, Pennypacker Park, Millbrook Park, Hawthorne Park, Garfield Park, Rittenhouse Park, Somerset Park, Twin Hill Park, Windsor Park, Fairmount Park, and others). The uniform 1960s housing came with a uniform 1960s landscape: Norway maples, silver maples, and red maples planted as street trees in 1959–1962. Six decades later, those trees are now well past their structurally sound years, and Willingboro is in the middle of a slow township-wide canopy transition. Willingboro Township Code Chapter 352 (Trees), adopted June 4, 2014, regulates removal and mandates replacement plantings. We're 35 miles from our Millstone base.