Land Clearing

Expert Land Clearing Services

How we can help you achieve your property goals

Have a lot that needs to be cleared? Looking to expand your lawn? From cranes, log trucks, whole-tree chippers, and excavators, we have the equipment to safely and efficiently remove large quantities of trees from your residential or commercial property. Whether it’s 15 trees or 50 trees, we’re equipped for the job.

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Land Clearing Service Overview

Providing an accurate quote for a land clearing job will require some detailed information such as the precise area to be cleared, the trees that are being removed, as well as any trees that are staying. In order to accurately price a high-volume removal job, our estimator will walk the property and survey the scope of the job and determine the machinery that will be involved and the time required to complete the project.

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Frequently Asked Land Clearing Questions

Yes. Every project starts with a free estimate which you can arrange and schedule by calling us at 978-851-3717, chatting with us via the chat widget on the bottom right of the screen, or visiting our contact page.

Yes, we are fully-insured and carry both General Liability and Worker’s Compensation policies. Both are available by request.

In Massachusetts, you are not permitted to cut down your neighbor’s tree, even if it leans toward your house. However, you have the right to trim any branches or roots that encroach onto your property, provided you do so at the property line and without causing harm to the overall health of the tree. We advise discussing your concerns with your neighbor to find a mutually agreeable solution.  Click here for more information.

Yes, for tree removal and trimming jobs, we generally remove all debris that we are responsible for creating unless you request otherwise. We do not remove the debris left over from stump grinding.

Topping is not a good practice because it involves cutting off large sections of a tree’s canopy, which can severely harm its health and stability. This method leaves large wounds that make the tree more vulnerable to disease, decay, and pests. Additionally, topping encourages weak, rapid growth of new branches, which are more likely to break during storms. Proper pruning techniques are a healthier and safer way to manage a tree’s size or shape.
In most cases, you don’t need a permit to remove a tree on your own property, as long as the tree is not in a wetland or conservation area and there are no local ordinances requiring a permit. However, some towns and cities in Massachusetts have specific regulations for tree removal, especially for larger or historically significant trees.

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Jason V.
Home Owner - Tewksbury MA
Excellent service provided. I highly recommend this group for any tree removal needs. They took great care of the lawn and cleaned up the mess afterwards. It's like they were never here. A++

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