Tree Service in Seneca County, NY

Seneca County runs north to south between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake, with the county seat in the Village of Waterloo and the historic village of Seneca Falls a few miles east along the canal. Tree work here splits into two very different settings. In the older villages, big street and yard trees stand close to houses, porches and sidewalks. Across Fayette, Romulus, Ovid, Lodi, Covert and Interlaken, the job is more often farm hedgerows, woodlots, and lakefront homes and camps on both shores.

Tubbs Tree Service is based in Spencer, in Tioga County, and works mainly in Tompkins County with extended service into Seneca. Seneca is the farthest county we cover, so here is the honest version: the $50 on-site consultation with Jason Tubbs is scheduled weekly, the same as everywhere else, with priority based on how severe the problem is. Jason walks the property and builds an itemized plan with several levels of service to choose from, and the $50 is credited to the job when you accept it.

The September 2, 2026 tornadoes put a spotlight on the county’s trees. An EF-2 tracked through the Town of Fayette and an EF-1 ran from Waterloo to Seneca Falls, and plenty of trees that are still standing now carry cracked limbs, lifted roots or hung-up branches. If a damaged tree threatens your home right now, Tubbs offers an Emergency Assessment ($300, on site the next business day) and Emergency Response ($5,000 minimum, crew and equipment dispatched immediately), with both fees credited toward the work.

Tree Issues We See in Seneca County