For almost a century, our tree removal and trimming company has served homeowners and business owners of Clermont, NY with exemplary care and consideration for the community’s beautiful tree population. Our family-oriented, locally-owned business offers unmatched expertise, with comprehensive licensure and safety standards across generations.
Call us today at 845-331-6782 to schedule a consultation!

Clermont, NY’s Most Common Trees
According to the latest i-Tree Landscape data of basal area:
- Maple – 35,156 Square Feet
- Red Maple – 24,908 Square Feet
- Elm – 19,998 Square Feet
- Ash – 19,144 Square Feet
- Hemlock – 17,564 Square Feet
- White Ash – 14,248 Square Feet
- Juniper or Red Cedar- 9,764 Square Feet
Clermont, NY’s Tree Removal Laws
Clermont does not appear to have any specific, standalone tree removal permits, applications or ordinances. However, tree removal activities, especially if they involve a major site disturbance or alteration to existing land use, may be subject to the Town’s building department, planning and or zoning regulations.
Our Tree Services in Clermont, NY
We offer the following tree services in Clermont and Columbia County:
- Tree Removal
- Tree Trimming & Pruning
- Emergency Storm Cleanup
- Feeding & Cabling
Clermont’s Tree Background and Land Types
Clermont is in the 5b plant hardiness zone. About 3.3% of Germantown is considered “developed open space,” 4.3% is “developed, low-intensity” (i.e. single-family homes), and 1.35% is either developed with medium or high intensity with densely packed areas. Regardless of whether your tree is in an open meadow or above an apartment building or busy street, we will remove it with the greatest amount of safety and care.
According to i-Tree Landscape data, Clermont’s most common trees by basal area include maple, red maple, elm, ash, hemlock, white ash, and eastern red cedar (juniper). These trees thrive in the town’s mix of open space and low-density residential zones.
There are no specific tree removal permits required in most residential cases in Clermont. However, if your removal project involves significant land disturbance or changes to existing land use, you may need to consult with the Town’s planning or building department.
Yes. When you hire us, we’ll assess your site conditions and help you determine whether your tree work requires any coordination with town officials or departments.
Clermont is in USDA Zone 5b, which means trees and shrubs should be able to handle winter temperatures as low as -15°F. Our trimming and feeding services are timed to match the seasonal needs of trees in this zone.
Absolutely. We’re available 24/7 for emergency storm response, fallen trees, and other urgent hazards. Whether it’s a tree near a driveway, home, or open field, we’ll safely remove it with minimal disruption.
Just call us at 845-331-6782 or fill out the contact form on our site. We’ll schedule a time to assess your trees and provide a professional, no-obligation estimate.