Treasure Lake Tree Service | Arbor Pro's Tree Service

Spider lift reaching into the canopy of a large tree on a sloped residential yard

Treasure Lake is a gated lake community in the woods of Sandy Township, about 8 miles by road from downtown DuBois. Homes sit on wooded lots around Treasure Lake and Bimini Lake, which puts big trees close to houses, decks, docks and driveways.

Arbor Pro’s Tree Service removes, trims and prunes trees in Treasure Lake. Our shop is in Curwensville, the same county. When you call, you reach the company that does the work. We come and look at the trees in person before we quote anything.

Call (814) 553-0303 for a free estimate — we’ll come look at the job.

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Tree work on a Treasure Lake lot

A lot in the woods or on the water is a different job from a flat suburban yard. The tree is often close to the house, the lake or a neighbor’s property, and the way in can be a narrow drive or a sloped yard.

Tight or sloped access: our 92-foot CMC spider lift and 75-foot TEUPEN spider lift are built for backyards and ground a bucket truck cannot get onto.
Trees over the house or the water: where heavy sections have to come off near a structure, our knuckle boom crane with a grapple saw cuts and lifts them out instead of dropping them.
Lawns and landscaping: protective ground mats go down on every job. We leave your property exactly as we found it.

What we do in Treasure Lake

Tree removal in DuBois: whole trees, dead and leaning trees, and trees that came down in a storm.
Tree trimming and pruning in DuBois: limbs off the roof, deck and driveway, dead wood out of the canopy.
Stump grinding after a removal.
Emergency tree service when a tree is down on the house or the drive.

Before we come out

Treasure Lake is a gated community with a property owners association. Two things are worth sorting out before the work starts:

Association rules. Check with the Treasure Lake Property Owners Association whether your lot needs approval before a tree comes down. We can tell you what we see on your property, but the rules are the association’s to answer.
Getting through the gate. Tell us your lot and when you will be home, or who can let the crew in. Some Treasure Lake homes are second homes, and owners are often away.

About Treasure Lake

Treasure Lake sits at about 1,740 feet in the northwest corner of Clearfield County, close to the Jefferson and Elk County lines. It covers about 11 square miles, about 7 percent of it water. Treasure Lake itself is in the middle, with Bimini Lake in the south. Sandy Township, which Treasure Lake is part of, joined DuBois on January 5, 2026 to form the City of DuBois.

The 2020 census counted 5,460 people here, up from 3,861 in 2010. In 2010 the median age was 45.5. About seven in ten households were married couples, and about one in three had children at home. The census also counted 2,034 homes against 1,495 occupied households, which usually points to second homes and cabins alongside year-round residents.

Figures: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 and 2020 census counts for the Treasure Lake census-designated place, as summarized on Wikipedia.

Questions Treasure Lake homeowners ask

Do you work inside the gate? Yes. Give us your lot number and a contact for the gate when you call.
Can you quote removal and trimming together? Yes. Tell us about every tree when you call, and we will look at all of them at the estimate.
Do you clean up? Yes. Chips and brush leave with us.
Is the estimate free? Yes, on site, before any work is quoted.

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