JPS Tree Services was founded in 2022. We are a family-owned and owner-operated company based in Wethersfield, CT, serving homes and properties within about 25 miles.

Complex tree removal. We use cranes, spider lifts, and specialized machinery to take down large trees, trees in tight spaces, and trees close to homes and other structures.

A family-run, owner-operated crew. John Leon is involved in every job, so you deal with the people accountable for the work from your first call to the final cleanup.

Yes. JPS Tree Services is a member of the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA), a national trade association for tree care companies.

Warning signs include dead or hanging branches, deep cracks in the trunk, fungus growing at the base, a lean that has gotten worse, or a tree growing too close to your home. If you are not sure, call us. We will take a look and tell you what we recommend, including if the tree can stay.

Yes. It is a big part of what we do. Cranes and spider lifts let us take these trees down in controlled sections while protecting your house and landscaping.

Yes. Trees that are leaning on or tangled with other trees are under a lot of tension and can be dangerous. Our crew plans these removals carefully and uses specialized equipment to take them down safely.

Call us before it becomes one. A tree with split limbs, a cracked trunk, or a new lean may be unstable. We can look at it, explain the risk, and tell you whether it can stay or should come down.

Dead and declining trees can be brittle and unpredictable, which is when a crane or spider lift matters most. Many Connecticut ash trees, for example, have been killed by emerald ash borer.

Trees on a shared property line can be complicated. If you are not sure whose tree it is, talk with your neighbor first, and we are happy to look at it with both of you and explain what the job involves.

Trees along public roads are often the town’s responsibility, and Connecticut towns have a tree warden who oversees public trees. Before we touch a tree in the town right-of-way, we would recommend you call your town first.

Our main focus is tree removal. As part of spring clean up, we can trim back branches that were cracked or broken over the winter. Tell us what you need when you call and we will let you know if we are the right fit.

Any time a tree or large limb has fallen on a home, vehicle, or structure, is blocking access to your property, or is cracked and could fall at any moment.

Yes. Our regular hours are 7 AM to 6 PM, but we take emergency calls 24/7, including nights and weekends. Call (860) 996-1239 any time.

Get everyone out of the affected area and stay away from the tree. If power lines are involved, call your utility company first. Then call us at (860) 996-1239.

Stay far away and call your utility company first. Trees in contact with power lines need to be handled by the utility or crews it approves. Once the lines are safe, we can remove the tree and clean up.

No. Fallen and damaged trees are often under tension and can shift or spring back when cut. Removing them without the right training and equipment can lead to serious injury or more damage to your property.

Yes. Storm clean up is one of our main services. We clear fallen trees and broken limbs from homes, vehicles, driveways, and yards so you can get back to normal.

A tree with split limbs, a cracked trunk, or a new lean after a storm may be unstable. We can look at it, explain the risk, and tell you whether it can stay or should be removed.

Yes. Our 24/7 emergency service covers our full service area.

That depends on your policy and what the tree hit, so check with your insurance company. We can provide a clear written estimate and describe the work to help with your claim.

Yes. A thorough cleanup is part of every job. We clear away the branches, wood, and debris so your property is left clean when we leave.

We plan access carefully, work around fences, driveways, and landscaping, and use equipment suited to the space. Spider lifts, for example, are made for tight yards.

Move vehicles, outdoor furniture, and anything fragile away from the work area, and let us know about sprinkler lines or other features we cannot see. Keeping children and pets inside during the job also helps keep everyone safe.

Not always. We walk the job through with you beforehand, so we know what to protect and where the tree is going.

Call or text (860) 996-1239 or use the form on our website. Our regular hours are 7 AM to 6 PM, and we take emergency calls 24/7.

We may call or text about your estimate or your job. If you would rather not get texts, tell us and we will stop.

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