Edison, Middlesex County

Tree Service in Edison, NJ Removal, trimming, storm damage response

Middlesex Tree Service provides tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding, and storm damage response for homeowners in Edison, NJ.

Free Written Estimates Written Quotes Before Work Starts Local to Middlesex County Open Mon–Sat 7:00am–6:00pm

Edison is a township of about 108,000 residents spread over 30.69 square miles, and it surrounds the borough of Metuchen completely. Census estimates put the median Edison home at 1975, with 56 percent of homes built before 1980 and just under half (49 percent) single-family detached. Trees planted with an older house have had the same decades to grow.

Tree work in a residential yard

Edison’s own permit flow chart

Edison publishes a flow chart for tree removal permits. On that chart, a non-emergency removal needs a permit when the work is part of a subdivision or requires a demolition permit from Code; otherwise the chart says a permit is not required. Confirm with the township before work starts.

Emergencies follow a different branch. For a dead or dying tree that is an imminent danger, the chart calls for photographic proof or a certified letter from a licensed arborist or forester, then removal with the permit submitted at the same time. Work in the public right of way (sidewalk, curb, apron) needs a road opening permit from Public Works. Our Edison quotes note which branch applies.

Edison details to know before tree work

Not all of it is flat Edison is mostly flat, but the Perth Amboy Moraine forms a hillier arc across the township, topping out near 220 feet on Grandview Avenue.
Renters and owners With 61 percent of homes owner-occupied, many Edison households rent. Renters should have the property owner approve tree work first.
Spotted lanternfly hosts Middlesex joined the spotted lanternfly quarantine on August 30, 2021. Tree of heaven is the favored host.

What we do in Edison

Free written estimate anywhere in Edison
We walk the property, look at access and targets, and put the whole scope in writing before anything is cut.