Tree Removal in Bethlehem Township, PA

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Bethlehem Township is one of the fastest-growing communities in Northampton County, with thousands of single-family homes on spacious lots, many bordered by the mature deciduous trees common to eastern Pennsylvania. Those trees are a major part of the township's appeal, but they also require professional care and, when the time comes, professional removal. Eco Tree Service serves Bethlehem Township from our base in the City of Bethlehem, just minutes away.

Emergency Tree Removal in Bethlehem Township

Route 22 corridor weather events, ice storms, and summer microbursts can bring large trees down without warning across the township. We operate an emergency response line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, no voicemail, no waiting until morning. Our fully equipped crew responds quickly to fallen trees, split trunks, and storm-damaged limbs threatening your home, vehicle, or power lines. We work safely and efficiently to resolve the emergency and restore your property.

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Large Property Tree Removal

Many homes in Bethlehem Township sit on half-acre to multi-acre lots with multiple mature trees. Whether you're clearing a tree line to improve your view, removing trees to make way for a pool or addition, or taking down a hazardous tree at the far end of your property, we have the equipment to handle large-scale removals. We own and operate commercial-grade chippers, cranes, and bucket trucks so we can reach trees that other companies can't, without subcontracting work out.

Tree Removal Near Power Lines

Bethlehem Township has miles of overhead utility lines running through residential neighborhoods. Tree removal near power lines requires specialized training and coordination. Our team is experienced in working safely around utilities, and we coordinate with PPL Electric when necessary to ensure safe, compliant removal. Never attempt to remove a tree near power lines yourself. Call professionals.

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We serve all of Bethlehem Township including Farmersville, Butztown, Hecktown, and the Easton Avenue corridor.


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Tree Removal on Bethlehem Township Properties

Much of the township is neighborhoods that went up twenty five or thirty years ago off Freemansburg Avenue and Farmersville Road, and the trees planted with those houses are now full size. Maples and pears set too close to the foundation, and pine screens that have gone from privacy to a hazard leaning toward the roof. That is the bulk of what we take out here.

The advantage is room. Compared with the boroughs, yards out here are wide enough to set the bucket truck properly, which usually means a shorter job and an easier cleanup.

Out toward Green Pond and along the Route 22 corridor the exposure changes things. Open ground means wind, and a tree that grew up sheltered and then lost its neighbors is the one that ends up across a driveway. Ash is worth a closer look out here too, since emerald ash borer left a lot of standing dead in the older tree lines.

The township falls mostly under 18020, with the eastern end running into 18045.

Large tree being taken down tight alongside a home in the Lehigh Valley with brush stacked nearby
Taking a large tree down tight alongside a house.
Large storm damaged limb snapped off a tree and hanging into a back yard in the Lehigh Valley
A storm damaged limb hung up over a back yard.

Reviewed and updated August 2026.

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Anthony did a great job removing bushes and trees along my fence line in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He was quick, prompt, and cleaned up nicely after himself. Will definitely use him again. Prices are more than fair.
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I first used Eco about a year ago when a limb fell at the end of the driveway after a severe storm. While walking around the neighborhood, I saw Eco was doing a job and asked if they could take a look at mine.
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Anthony was great to work with. We used ECO to cut back extremely unruly arborvitae. They scheduled and performed the work quickly and exactly how I wanted it done.
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Tree Removal Questions from Bethlehem Township Homeowners

How much does tree removal cost in Bethlehem Township?

Every property is different, so price depends on the tree's size and condition, its location on your lot, and how close it is to the house or driveway. We come out, assess it in person, and give you an itemized quote before we start, so you know exactly what you are paying for.

Do you remove trees from larger residential lots and wooded backyards?

Yes. A lot of Bethlehem Township properties have mature trees set back in the yard or along the tree line. We have the equipment to reach them, take them down safely, and clear the debris without tearing up your lawn.

Can you respond to storm damage in Bethlehem Township?

Yes. If a tree comes down on your home, fence, or across your property after a storm, call 484-695-4222 and we will get out to you as quickly as we safely can.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are fully insured and carry Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor License #098771, so you are fully covered on every job.

How do I know if a tree needs to come down or just needs trimming?

Not every tree needs to be removed. When you call for a free estimate, we give you an honest assessment. If the tree is healthy and pruning will solve the problem, we will tell you that first.

The trees the builder planted are now too close to the house. What are my options?

This is the most common call we get in the township. A maple or a pear set six or eight feet off the foundation looks fine the year the house is built and becomes a real problem at thirty years, with roots at the footing and limbs on the roof. You usually have two choices. Removal solves it permanently. A crown reduction buys you several years and keeps the shade if the trunk is far enough off the wall to be worth saving. We will tell you honestly which one your tree is, because paying to prune a tree that needs to come out is money wasted.