Flores Tree Service & Landscaping
Tree Service in Huntingdon Valley, PA
If your Huntingdon Valley home sits in the trees, you know the upside: privacy, shade and a view that changes every season. You also know the downside. Dead trees, falling branches and vines that seem to grow a foot a week. We help you keep the woods and lose the worry.

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Serving Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
Living With a Wooded Property
Wooded lots give you privacy and shade, but they need steady attention. Dead trees hide among healthy ones, vines climb into canopies, and branches drop unnoticed until they start affecting the yard, driveway or house. Tree removal handles the hazardous ones, trimming keeps limbs off roofs and drives, and woodland management looks after the bigger wooded area as a whole.
Tall Trees Close to the House
A tree a few feet from the house deserves more attention than one deep in the woods. Dead limbs, structural cracks, visible decay or a changing lean get serious fast when the roof, deck or driveway sits right below. Trees on slopes uphill from a home need an extra look, too.
Where access is tight, a large tree may need to come down in controlled sections instead of being dropped. Planning each piece protects the property around it. Afterward, stump grinding opens the area for new landscaping or just makes the yard easier to keep up, and qualifying removals include it free.
Woodland Management and Invasive Growth
A wooded property can get overcrowded without any single big event. Vines climb trunks, brush fills the understory, and weaker trees compete with healthier ones for light. Eventually it’s hard to walk through or even see which trees are declining. Woodland and vegetation management clear the overgrowth while keeping the trees you want.
A storm can hit several trees at once on wooded land, leaving one across the drive and a broken limb hung up in another. Our 24-hour emergency crew handles the immediate hazard, then checks nearby trees for damage. Selective removal can also bring light into a shaded yard for a patio or planting.
What We Do
Our Services
Your Questions, Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you thin out a wooded lot?
Yes. Selective removal, trimming and woodland management can reduce overcrowding without clearing the entire property.
How do I know if a tree near my house is dangerous?
Visible cracks, dead branches, a changing lean, decay, root movement or storm damage are all reasons to have it inspected.
Is stump grinding included?
Free stump grinding is available with qualifying tree removals. Mention the offer when scheduling, since restrictions apply and it can’t be combined with other promotions.
Can you work around slopes?
Yes. We look at access, slope, surrounding trees and structures before choosing the safest approach.
Do you plant new trees and shrubs?
Yes. Tree and shrub planting are both available after removals or woodland cleanup.
Can you keep a wooded driveway clear?
Yes. Trimming and selective removal maintain clearance and deal with leaning trees that threaten the drive.
Areas We Serve