Complete Outdoor Solutions
Tree & Landscaping Services in Lawrence, NY
Comprehensive Tree & Landscape Services in Lawrence, NY — From preserving landmark trees and emergency storm response to full landscape design and installation, Tree Experts & Landscaping provides a complete suite of services to care for your property responsibly and beautifully. Located at 339 Mulry Ln, Lawrence, NY 11559, we serve both residential and commercial clients with trained arborists, certified crews, and years of combined experience.
Methodical Care
Our approach to services
We treat every property as unique, combining site-specific assessment with industry best practices. Each project starts with an on-site evaluation to determine tree health, hazard potential, soil and drainage conditions, and landscape goals. From there, we provide transparent proposals and timelines. Our services are designed so that tree care, landscape construction, and maintenance are coordinated and efficient, producing results that are both functional and attractive.
Core Offerings
Detailed list of primary services
Tree Service
- Tree removal: safe, methodical removal of hazardous, dead, or undesired trees.
- Hazardous tree removal: emergency stabilization and removal of trees that pose threats to structures or people.
- Emergency tree service: rapid response for fallen trees or severe storm damage.
- Land clearing and brush removal: prepared sites for development or restoration projects.
- Canopy thinning and crown reduction: reduce wind resistance and preserve tree structure.


Tree Planting
- Species selection: recommendations for native, adaptive, and long-lived species suited to your site.
- Proper planting techniques: root flare establishment, soil amendments, and staking protocols.
- Establishment care: mulch, watering schedules, and follow-up checks to ensure successful establishment.
Tree Maintenance
- Tree health inspections: identifying pests, disease, and structural weakness.
- Fertilization and soil management: targeted feeding to improve root and canopy health.
- Integrated pest management (IPM): minimally invasive pest control solutions.


Stump Removal
- Stump grinding and removal: efficient grinding below grade to eliminate trip hazards and planting interference.
- Root removal: addressing residual root systems for construction or planting needs.
- Stump disposal and site restoration: clean backfill and reseeding or soil amendment.
Tree Trimming
- Structural pruning: shaping young trees to promote strong growth and reduce future defects.
- Crown cleaning and thinning: removing deadwood and improving light and air penetration.
- Crown restoration pruning: repairing storm-damaged trees to recover structure and form.
- Hedge trimming and shrub pruning: maintain formal and informal landscape elements.


Landscape Design & Installation
- Landscape renovation and new installations: plantings, garden beds, mulch, rock landscaping, and flower beds.
- Hardscaping: patios, walkways, retaining walls, pavers, and outdoor living features.
- Outdoor lighting: accent and security lighting to enhance nighttime usability and safety.
- Irrigation and drainage: sprinkler design, installation, and repair; drainage solutions to protect structures and plantings.
Lawn and Property Maintenance
- Lawn mowing and seasonal cleanup: regular mowing, leaf removal, and spring/fall cleanups.
- Soil aeration and overseeding: promote lush, resilient turf.
- Fertilization and weed control: balanced programs for healthy grass.
- Sod and artificial turf installation for low-maintenance lawns.


Specialized and Commercial Services
- Commercial landscaping accounts and municipal contracts
- Large-scale land clearing and site preparation
- Erosion control and shoreline stabilization
- Fence line clearing and lot management
Why integrated services matter
When tree work and landscape services are coordinated, the outcome is safer and more visually cohesive. For example, removing a mature tree often affects sunlight levels, soil moisture, and microclimates that influence planting choices. Our integrated approach ensures that decisions made during tree removal, trimming, or planting are informed by the broader landscape plan and long-term maintenance considerations.
Safety and environmental stewardship
- All tree removals and pruning operations follow ANSI A300 industry standards.
- We prioritize recycling of clean wood and offer chipping and mulch services.
- Erosion control measures are implemented during and after site work to protect local waterways.
- We recommend native plant selections and low-water alternatives when appropriate to reduce maintenance and support biodiversity.
how we price and structure projects
We provide transparent, itemized estimates that specify labor, equipment needs, disposal, and any required permits. Pricing varies by tree size, access difficulty, presence of nearby structures or utilities, and required disposal and cleanup. For larger landscape projects, we provide phased proposals so clients can prioritize work and budget accordingly.
Our Work Process
Customer experience: what to expect
Initial contact and scheduling
Site visit and assessment
Written proposal and timeline
Project execution with on-site supervision
Final walkthrough and documentation
Follow-up and scheduled maintenance if requested
Questions & Answers
frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you handle emergency tree removal after a storm?
A: Yes. Emergency service is available for dangerous, fallen, or structurally compromised trees. Call (347) 806-8250 for priority scheduling.
Q: Are you licensed and insured for commercial work?
A: Yes. We are fully insured and experienced in commercial contracts. We provide documentation upon request.
Q: Can you coordinate with utility companies for tree work near power lines?
A: While utility line clearance is typically the responsibility of the utility provider, we coordinate with them and perform non-utility hazard mitigation as permitted. For trees contacting power lines, we advise contacting the utility as a first step and then arranging tree work in compliance with their guidelines.
Q: How often should trees be inspected?
A: Mature trees should be inspected annually; high-risk trees or those in managed landscapes may need more frequent checks, especially after storms or significant weather events.
Take The Next Step
Contact / Next Steps
To schedule an assessment or request a free estimate for any service:

