Locally Owned Tree Company
Professional Tree Service and Land Clearing in Bucks and Montgomery County
That tree has been on your mind for months. We take it down safely, protect your lawn, driveway, and fence while we work, and leave the property clean enough that the only proof we were there is the open sky. Serving homeowners across Horsham, Bucks County, and Montgomery County for over 20 years.
5.0 Rated with 70+ Reviews Across All Platforms
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Why Homeowners Trust Us With the Trees Closest to Their Homes
Most tree service complaints are not about the tree. They are about the ruts in the lawn, the cracked patio stone, and the crew that disappeared halfway through. We built our reputation by making sure none of that happens on your property.
The Plan Comes First
Before a single cut, we know where the tree is coming down, how we are getting to it, and what needs protecting underneath.
Your Property First, Always
We take the same care with what stays as we do with what comes down.
Complex Removals Handled
Twenty years of removals means we have seen your situation before, including the ones that require rigging piece by piece.
20+ Years
Removing and clearing trees across Bucks and Montgomery County.
5.0 Rated
70+ reviews from homeowners across all platforms.
40+ Acres Cleared
Overgrown lots and wooded property turned into usable land.
500+ Trees Removed
Residential removals completed across the region.
Our Tree Services in Horsham and the Surrounding Area
Tree Removal
Large, leaning, or too close to the house. We take it down safely and haul it away, including the removals that need a crane or piece by piece rigging.
Land and Lot Clearing
We clear wooded and overgrown property to the condition you need, whether that is open yard space or preparation for a planned project.
Stump Grinding
That leftover stump gets ground below grade so you can mow over it, replant, or finally use the space again.
Tree Pruning
We trim for structure, clearance, and appearance, removing what should come off without damaging what stays.
The Reviews Speak for the Work
We would rather you hear it from the people who already hired us. These are homeowners in Horsham, Warrington, Doylestown, and the towns around them who were standing where you are now, looking at a tree and wondering who to call.
Recent Tree Service and Land Clearing Projects
Our Process
The work starts long before the chainsaws do. From your first message to the final cleanup, here is what you can expect from us.
Get in Touch
Reach out however is easiest for you. We will get back to you to talk through the job.
A Quick Conversation
A short conversation and a couple of pictures tell us a lot. Access, size, and what is around it all matter before we come out.
On Site Estimate
Nothing gets quoted from a photo alone. We come to the property and explain exactly what the work involves.
The Work Gets Done
Once you approve the estimate, we schedule the work, complete it as agreed, and clean up as if we were never there before we leave.
Serving Homeowners Across Bucks and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Trust Planet is based in Horsham and works with homeowners, property owners, and managers throughout Bucks County, Montgomery County, and the surrounding Pennsylvania communities. Rafael the owner runs the estimates himself, so the person quoting your job is the person accountable for it.
Do not see your town? Give us a call. We cover more ground than this list and we will tell you straight if you are outside it.
- Horsham
- Warminster
- Ambler
- Chalfont
- North Wales
- Warrington
- Hatboro
- Dresher
- Jamison
- Lansdale
- Doylestown
- Willow Grove
- Blue Bell
- Furlong
- Newtown
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to remove a tree on my own property?
Rules vary by township rather than by county, so the answer depends on your exact address. A quick call to your township building or zoning office will confirm it, and they will usually tell you in a single phone call. Situations that most often trigger a requirement: the tree sits in a conservation easement, it is within a designated buffer along a waterway, it is a street tree in the public right of way, or the property is under an active land development approval. If you tell us the address when you reach out, we can flag whether we have run into requirements in that township before.
Does this tree actually need to come down, or can it be saved?
Plenty of trees that look alarming are fine, and some that look fine are not. Signs that genuinely concern us: mushrooms or shelf fungus growing at the base or on the trunk, which usually indicates internal decay; a cavity or hollow where a major limb failed; vertical cracks in the trunk; soil heaving or cracking on one side of the base, which suggests the root plate is moving; and a lean that has changed recently. Signs that often do not require removal: a tree that has always leaned, deadwood in the upper canopy, surface roots, and bark shedding on species that naturally do it, like sycamore and river birch.
What happens to the wood, brush, and debris?
Brush and limbs are chipped on site and hauled off. Trunk wood is the part worth discussing in advance, because you have options. Some homeowners want the logs cut to firewood length and stacked to season, some want everything gone, and some want the wood milled if the species is worth it. Each of those is a different amount of labor and it should be settled in the estimate rather than on the day of the job.
What does land clearing actually include, and what does it not?
There is a meaningful difference between full clearing and selective clearing, and a lot of property owners want the second without knowing the term. Full clearing takes everything down to bare ground. Selective clearing removes the undergrowth, the junk species, and the poor specimens while keeping the mature trees worth keeping. Selective clearing usually costs more per acre because it is slower and more careful, but it produces a property that looks established rather than stripped, and it is often what someone actually wants when they say they want the land cleared.
Do I need to be home for an estimate?
No, though you are welcome to be. Plenty of estimates happen while the homeowner is at work. We just need permission to be on the property and access to the area in question. Where being present pays off is on jobs with choices attached.
Do you offer storm damage and emergency service?
We handle storm and emergency work, and we take those calls seriously. What we will not do is promise a response time we cannot guarantee, because after a significant storm every tree company in Bucks and Montgomery County is working through the same backlog. Call 215-908-6049, tell us what happened, and we will give you a straight answer about when we can be there. If anything is touching or near a utility line, call the power company first. That is their line to make safe and no tree company should be working around it until they do.
The Estimate Is Free. The Waiting Is What Costs You.
Every season it gets a little heavier, a little closer, a little more expensive to deal with. Tell us what you are looking at and we will come out and give you a straight answer from a professional.