Whitehall Township, north of Allentown, has many yards where trees planted when the houses were new have grown large enough to overhang roofs and gutters. The usual calls here are for limbs over the house, trees crowding a driveway, and dead or declining trees that homeowners want gone before the next storm.
Removing a tree that hangs over a roof is a rigging job, done piece by piece so nothing drops onto the shingles. If only part of the tree is a problem, ask whether trimming the overhanging limbs would solve it instead of a full removal; a good company will tell you if a tree is healthy enough to keep. Leaves and branches from a removal can fill a lot of space, so confirm whether hauling and cleanup are included in the price, and whether the township's yard waste pickup covers anything left behind.