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Our licensed, insured crews have been helping residents and businesses in Mullica Hill and Harrison Township keep their trees healthy and their properties safe.
We offer a wide range of tree care services, including tree pruning, tree removal, land clearing & stump grinding. We use the latest equipment and techniques to ensure that your trees are properly cared for and that any work we do is done safely and efficiently.
At Bergholz’s Tree Experts, we believe that tree care is an investment in your property’s value and your family’s safety. That’s why we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all of our work. We want you to be completely satisfied with the results of our tree care services, and we will work with you to make sure that happens.
Mullica Hill is the historic center of Harrison Township in Gloucester County. The Mullica Hill Historic District covers 68 acres and 136 contributing buildings, including St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church of 1852, and the town is also home to the 1871 Old Town Hall and the 1806 Friends Meeting House. The township includes Richwood, Ewan, Jefferson and Sherwin and is crossed by Route 45, Route 55, Route 77 and U.S. Route 322, which has bypassed downtown Mullica Hill since 2012. Raccoon Creek and its South Branch run through the township, along with Mullica Hill Pond, Ewan Lake, Gilman Lake and Kincaid Lake.
If you’re looking for reliable and professional tree care services in Mullica Hill and Harrison Township, New Jersey, look no further than Bergholz’s Tree Experts. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and see how we can help you with your tree care needs.
Harrison Township’s open space plan describes upland forests dominated by beech, oak, maple and birch, with wet forests of sweet gum and red maple along the streams, and a western half that is mostly row crops. Those are the trees we prune and remove in Mullica Hill’s historic district and newer neighborhoods alike.
Our tree removal crews take down dead, split and storm-weakened trees in controlled sections around houses, and our tree pruning lifts limbs off roofs and reduces weight on long horizontal limbs, with every cut made to ANSI A300 standards. We also provide stump grinding.
With so much beech in the woods here, beech leaf disease matters: it was detected in Gloucester County for the first time in 2024. Emerald ash borer has now been detected in all 21 New Jersey counties, according to the USDA Forest Service 2024 New Jersey Forest Health Highlights. Bacterial leaf scorch, first seen in southern New Jersey around 1985, mainly attacks red oaks and also affects sweetgum and maple.
Harrison Township took the worst tree damage in Gloucester County’s modern record. On September 1, 2021, the remnants of Hurricane Ida spun up an EF-3 tornado with 150 mph peak winds on a 12.6-mile path. The National Weather Service documented many trees uprooted around Cedar Grove, EF-3 damage in the Willow Oaks subdivision, barns destroyed on Bridgeton Pike, a dairy farm’s barns and silos destroyed, and nearly 100 percent of trees snapped in a wooded area near Breakneck Road.
Smaller storms follow the same corridor. An EF0 tornado near Saddle Court in Mullica Hill left a narrow path of tree damage on June 13, 2019, and trees came down near Commissioners Road and Bridgeton Pike on June 30, 2024.
If a tree is on your house, across your driveway or hung up in wires in Mullica Hill or Harrison Township, call our 24-hour emergency tree service at (856) 457-0196. Stay well away from anything touching a wire and let the utility make it safe first. We use rigging to take weight off a structure in a controlled order instead of pulling and hoping.
We have been serving Gloucester County for over 20 years. Bergholz’s Tree Experts LLC is registered with the New Jersey Board of Tree Experts, NJTC Registration #768078, and work is supervised by a New Jersey Licensed Tree Care Operator (Gunar Bergholz, LTCO #862). We are fully insured, a TCIA member, and all pruning is performed to ANSI A300 standards. Our team also includes an ISA Certified Arborist.
Trees that were twisted, cracked or partly lifted in a storm can stand for years before they fail. We will tell you honestly whether one is worth keeping. We average 4.9 stars across more than 300 Google reviews.
We work on historic homes, newer neighborhoods, farms and businesses across the township. Request a free estimate and you get a written scope and price.
Harrison Township borders East Greenwich, Elk, Mantua, South Harrison and Woolwich townships and Glassboro, and we work across all of them and the rest of Gloucester County.
Nearby pages: Glassboro, Elk Township, Swedesboro and Woolwich, and Wenonah, which the 2021 tornado also hit.