Tree Service Near Cascade Park
Cascade Park has served New Castle residents since 1897. It started as an amusement park built by a local streetcar company. Pennsylvania Power Company donated it to the city in 1934, reserving it forever as public recreation.
Today, the park draws families for hiking, picnics, fishing, and community events. The gorge waterfall remains the centerpiece. The wooded grounds feature mature oaks, red maples, and eastern white pines common to Lawrence County.
You will find large, aging trees throughout the park and nearby neighborhoods. These trees add beauty, but they also need regular care to stay safe for the people who live around them. Learn more.
Experienced Arborists Bring Professional Tree Care to Nearby Communities
Andrew’s All Around Tree & shrub Service serves homeowners near Cascade Park and across New Castle’s surrounding neighborhoods. Our local team knows Lawrence County’s mature oak, red maple, and white pine trees well.
Winters and wet springs put real stress on aging trees. We build a care plan around your property’s specific conditions. Our services include tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding, and 24-hour emergency tree service.
We use professional-grade equipment to protect your lawn, driveways, and structures throughout every job. Full cleanup follows every service. We carry complete insurance coverage for your protection. Contact us today for a free estimate.
Our Driving Route from Rutgers Dr to the Park Area
Andrew’s All Around Tree & shrub Service is just 5.2 miles from Cascade Park, about 13 minutes away.
- Our crew leaves 114 Rutgers Dr and heads toward Marie Dr first.
- A left turn onto Marie Dr leads to Lattavo Dr on the right.
- From there, W Englewood Ave connects to Pulaski Rd on the left.
- Pulaski Rd flows into Wilmington Ave, then straight onto N Jefferson St.
- Grove Ave comes next, turning right and becoming Neal St.
- Shadyside St and Taylor St keep us moving toward E Washington St.
- A right onto E Washington St takes us most of the way there.
- Cascade Blvd appears on the right, and the park sits just ahead.
E Washington St is the most direct path between our location and Cascade Park, with minimal turns and no road closures along the way.