Tico's Lawncare & Tree Service, NJTC Registration #939046

Morris County

Tree Service in Boonton Township, NJ

We handle tree removal, trimming, stump grinding and lot clearing across Boonton Township, including the area around the old Aircraft Radio Corporation flying field, where aviator Jimmy Doolittle once kept an office. Every job starts with a free estimate.

Why Boonton Township

What we see on the ground

Officially, the town is the Township of Boonton.

Boonton Township regulates any tree 6 inches or more in diameter at breast height (measured 4.5 feet up).

A permit is required before removing more than 15 trees on a residential property within any 12-month period, or any trees during construction work.

Dead, dying, diseased or hazardous trees, utility line clearance, and agricultural or forestry operations with an approved conservation plan are exempt.

Removed trees generally must be replaced — one-to-one on-site, through a reforestation plan, or by contributing to the township's Community Tree Bank Trust Fund when on-site planting isn't practical. Clear-cutting is prohibited.

Local rules change. Confirm the current details with the township before work starts.

Why Tico's

What you get with us

Family-owned

A local family business since 2003.

Free estimates

You know the price before any work starts.

24 hour emergency

Storm damage and fallen trees, day or night.

Bucket truck

Available for tall trees and tight spots.

Nearby

Nearby towns we serve

Also serving Union County and Essex County and Warren County and Sussex County.

Questions

Tree questions in Boonton Township

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Boonton Township?
Boonton Township regulates trees 6 inches or more in diameter. A permit is required before removing more than 15 trees in a year on residential property, or any trees during construction work. Rules like these can change, so confirm the current details with the township before any work starts.
Do I have to replant a tree I remove in Boonton Township?
In most cases, yes — Boonton Township requires replacement, either by planting on-site, following a reforestation plan, or contributing to the township's Community Tree Bank Trust Fund if on-site planting isn't practical.
Do you serve the area near Boonton Township's old Doolittle airfield site?
Yes. The Aircraft Radio Corporation flying field opened in Boonton Township in fall 1927, and Jimmy Doolittle kept an office there and flew from it many times. A historical marker dedicated in 1989 remembers the site, and the old grass runways are now athletic fields. We work on properties throughout that part of the township.

What customers say

Real reviews from local homeowners

5.0 — 35 reviews

“Howard and his guys did a fantastic job for a very fair price. Once I agreed to the job it was scheduled and completed in a couple days. I can’t be happier with the job they did and would recommend them to everyone.”

William BoardmanGoogle review

“These guys were outstanding. All work done at quoted price, on-time and the area was left spotless. Would recommend to anyone who needs tree service.”

Jim RocaGoogle review

“I have used this company many times over the past years. The owner is professional, responsive and timely. I would highly recommend them. They are also always competitive in pricing for the service they provide.”

Ryan ScallyGoogle review

“Howard and his crew did a great job taking down some very big and difficult trees. Extremely professional and respectful with their work. Would definitely use again!! Highly recommend to call Tico’s first!!”

Debbie FinnisGoogle review

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