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Tree Removal, Trimming, Pruning, and Tree Care Services in Pittsburgh, PA and the Surrounding Areas

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Fast and safe tree removal for residential and commercial properties.

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Our local arborists will keep your trees happy, healthy and looking their best.

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You can rely on us for proper tree care for all sizes and species of trees in our community.

• ISA Certified Arborist

• Tree Removal

• Fallen Tree Removal

• Tree Felling

• Tree Trimming

• Tree Pruning

• Planting Services

• Cabling & Bracing

• Tree Insect Management

• Tree Health & Disease Services

Superior Tree Services


For more than a decade, locally owned and operated Elevated Tree Care has been on a mission to preserve Pittsburgh’s urban forest by providing superior tree services.

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Expert Tree Services


Led by an ISA Certified Arborist, our local tree care business is dedicated to helping our friends and neighbors protect their natural assets and provide safe, efficient tree removal when the time comes. We strive to deliver a quality experience from the initial call for a tree care cost estimate until the job is done. When you work with our team  you can expect honest, open communication, exceptional craftsmanship and unparalleled customer service. Whether you need residential tree services or commercial tree care for your business or within a municipality, we’re here for you. From planting and preservation to tree trimming and technical tree removals or emergency tree care, we do it all. To get started with a quote for the price of tree removal or other tree services in Pittsburgh, please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team.

Licensed & Insured


As a leading tree service provider, the team at Elevated Tree Care loves helping home and business owners in Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg, Penn Hills and the surrounding communities with their tree related needs. Whether you’re concerned about tree disease or pests, require seasonal tree pruning, are interested in learning which trees are best for planting in Pittsburgh, or need to remove a tree entirely, our nearby arborists can help. To ensure we’re able to deliver results that exceed expectations, we invest in ongoing arboriculture education and state of the art equipment. In addition, we are licensed and insured for your protection and ours. Furthermore, we are in good standing as members of the Tree Care Industry Association and carry an A+ rating with the BBB.

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For expert tree services in Pittsburgh, trust Elevated Tree Care. We encourage you to give our team a call at 412.695.3545. We would be happy to provide more information about our exceptional services or to offer a free quote for tree care costs. No matter your tree needs, our talented team can handle the job. Thank you for considering our local arborists for your next property enhancement project. 

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Mission Statement
“Combining expertise, science, and artistry to deliver Pittsburgh an exceptional tree care service, elevating the health and beauty of our urban landscape."

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Elevated Tree Care Reviews

Elevated Tree Care Blog

by Elevated Tree Care 23 April 2026
When a tree dies, it can quickly become a serious safety hazard. Dead trees are more prone to falling, dropping large branches, and attracting pests that can spread to other plants. Recognizing the signs of a dead tree early can help you take action before it causes damage or injury. At Elevated Tree Care, we can identify dead trees and safely remove them as necessary. Here are four common signs that your tree has died and should be professionally removed. No Leaves During the Growing Season One of the most obvious signs of a dead tree is the absence of leaves when it should be in full growth. While some trees naturally go dormant in colder months, a tree that fails to produce leaves during the growing season is likely no longer alive. If neighboring trees are thriving while one remains bare, it’s a strong indication of a problem. Brittle and Dry Branches Dead trees often have branches that are dry, brittle, and easily breakable. If you snap a small branch and find that it breaks cleanly without any moisture or green tissue inside, the tree may be dead. A living tree typically has flexible branches with green layers beneath the bark. Peeling or Missing Bark Bark acts as a protective layer for a tree, so when it begins to peel away or fall off in large sections, it’s a warning sign. Dead trees often have significant bark loss, exposing the inner wood. This not only indicates poor health, but also makes the tree more vulnerable to decay. Fungal Growth and Decay The presence of fungi growing at the base or along the trunk is often a sign that the tree is decaying. Fungi thrive on dead or rotting wood, so their presence can indicate that the tree has already died or is in advanced stages of decline. This type of decay can severely weaken the tree’s structure. Tree Removal in Pittsburgh, PA For expert tree removal in Pittsburgh and the surrounding area, contact Elevated Tree Care at  412.695.3545  . Feel free to give us a call to request an arborist estimate in Pittsburgh !
by Elevated Tree Care 26 March 2026
In certain situations, a tree may become a safety concern or develop issues that require professional attention. While many trees can be preserved with proper care, certain warning signs may indicate that removal should be considered. Determining whether a tree should be removed is not always straightforward, which is why professional arborists are often called to evaluate the situation. At Elevated Tree Care, we can evaluate your trees and recommend removal as necessary. If you notice any of the following scenarios on your property, it’s best to consult a tree care expert for an assessment. After Major Storm Damage Severe weather can cause significant damage to trees. High winds, snow, or lightning strikes may split trunks, break large branches, or destabilize the root system. While some storm-damaged trees can be saved with careful pruning, others may be too structurally compromised to remain safe. If a tree has lost major limbs or appears to be leaning after a storm, a professional evaluation can help determine whether removal is necessary to prevent future hazards. When a Tree Is Leaning or Becoming Unstable A tree that begins leaning noticeably may be dealing with root damage or soil instability. While some trees naturally grow with a slight lean, a sudden change in position can signal a serious structural issue. Cracked soil around the base of the tree or exposed roots may also indicate that the tree is losing its stability. In these situations, a professional arborist can inspect the tree and determine whether corrective measures are possible or if removal is the safest option. If There Are Signs of Disease or Decay Tree diseases and internal decay can weaken a tree’s structure. Signs such as fungal growth on the trunk, hollow sections of wood, peeling bark, or large areas of dead branches may indicate a serious health problem. When disease spreads throughout the tree, it can compromise the strength of the trunk and limbs. A professional tree specialist can assess the extent of the damage and recommend whether treatment or removal is the best course of action. When the Tree Is Too Close to Buildings or Power Lines Trees that grow too close to homes, garages, fences, or power lines can create long-term risks. Large branches may scrape against roofs, fall during storms, or interfere with electrical lines. Roots may cause issues with sidewalks and driveways. As the tree continues to grow, these risks may increase. An arborist can evaluate the tree’s size, condition, and location to determine whether strategic pruning is sufficient or if removal is the safest solution for the property. Tree Removal in Pittsburgh, PA When you need tree removal in Pittsburgh and the surrounding area, contact Elevated Tree Care at  412.695.3545  . Feel free to give us a call to arrange an arborist estimate in greater Pittsburgh !