We provide a range of tree services, including tree trimming, pruning, removal, stump grinding, and emergency tree services.

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured to protect you and your property during our tree care services. We are happy to provide our certificate of insurance to customers upon request.

Alpine Tree has over 45 years of experience in serving our community. We are members of the Tree Care Industry of America and International Society of Arboriculture. Our skilled arborists prioritize safety, care for your property, and are committed to delivering top-quality service.

We assess trees based on their health, structural integrity, risk factors, and local regulations. If a tree poses a safety hazard or is in poor health, removal may be necessary. We won’t try to talk you into removing your beautiful and mature tree unless a particular concern should be addressed.

Absolutely! We take pride in leaving your property clean and free of debris after completing our tree services. We can offer a variety of clean up options to make the project more economical if you prefer to keep the wood & debris on site.

We work with our clients to achieve their tree goals. Pruning objectives typically focus on maintaining tree structure, shape, health, and safety. We utilize the "natural pruning system," which retains and promotes the characteristic form of the tree.

A natural pruning system uses reduction and removal cuts to retain and promote the characteristic form of a tree species, enabling it to co-exist with people, avoid conflict with infrastructure, encourage strong architecture, allow desirable views, and provide clearance.

Phone: 717-938-6701

Email: info@alptree.com

Mail: PO Box 407 Lewisberry, PA 17339

Integrity - honesty, accountability, respect

Industriousness - diligence, hardworking, initiative

Courage - “bravery with discernment” awareness, knowledge, execution

Stewardship - “the job of taking care of something”: crew and public safety, customer experience, trees

An Internattional Society of Arboriculture “ISA” arborist certification is a nongovernmental, voluntary process by which individuals can document their base of knowledge. Certification provides a measurable assessment of an individual’s knowledge in the competencies needed for proper tree care.

When a professional becomes an ISA Certified Arborist®, they should be recognized by their peers and the public as a tree care professional who has attained a generally-accepted level of knowledge in areas such as tree biology, diagnosis, maintenance practices, safety, and other subject and practice areas within the tree care profession as identified through periodic job task analyses.

They must also continue their education to maintain their certification. Therefore, they are more likely to be up to date on the latest techniques in arboriculture.

• Check for an ISA arborist credential. ISA Certified Arborists are experienced professionals who have passed comprehensive exams covering all aspects of tree care.

• Check for membership in professional organizations such as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) & the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA)

• Ask for proof of insurance, a reputible company will provide their certificate of insurance promptly.

• Check for local permits and licenses. In certain boro and townships, residents are required to obtain a permit to do work on their street and sidewalk trees.

• Ask your neighbors and coworkers for references & check online reviews.

• Don’t always accept the lowest bid. Examine the credentials and the written specifications of the firms that submitted the bids and determine the best combination of price, work to be done, skills and professionalism.

• Be wary of people who go door to door and offer bargains.

• ISA certification holders must follow a Code of Ethics and use industry-accepted practices and standards.

• Get it in writing. Most reputable arborists have their clients sign a contract. Read it carefully and ask questions.