Montgomery Township wraps around Belle Mead and Skillman and gives Hamlett's Tree Service most of its home turf. Since 1994, Joe Hamlett has personally walked properties from the older neighborhoods off Cherry Valley to the newer subdivisions along Route 206 and the horse-country lots on the western edge of Montgomery. When a tree company knows a township this well — where the bedrock is shallow, which streets run under transmission lines, which HOAs require a specific certificate of insurance — the estimate you get is realistic and the work goes cleanly.
Montgomery's tree stock is central-New-Jersey classic: white oaks, red oaks, tulip poplars, and huge sugar maples planted a lifetime ago along the older streets, plus the ashes, cherries, and Bradford pears from the 90s-and-2000s development wave that are now hitting the age where problems compound quickly. We prune the ones worth keeping to real ANSI standards, and we remove the ones that shouldn't be over a roof anymore. There is no upsell.
Storms hit Montgomery hard because so much of the housing stock sits under mature canopy. When the last big nor'easter came through, our phone rang for a week straight — and every Montgomery neighbor got Joe on-site, not a dispatcher. Because Hamlett's is fully licensed and insured with certified tree service specialists, we're able to move fast in Montgomery Township without paperwork friction, whether the emergency is on your driveway or on a shared property line with three neighbors.
Thirty-plus years in the same township is a track record most tree companies never earn. It's why so much of our Montgomery work still comes from customers we first served in the 90s.
Complex and hazardous removals — precision rigging, no lawn damage.
Structural pruning, crown thinning, corrective work for tree health.
24/7 rapid response — fallen trees off roofs, driveways, structures.
Ground below grade. Ready to plant, sod, or pave.