Tree Removal
Expert Tree Removal by Trained Professionals
Specializing in hazardous tree removal for over 35 years
When it comes to tree removal, our company has over 35 years of experience in safely and efficiently removing trees of all shapes and sizes. We understand that tree removal can be a daunting task for homeowners and our team of highly skilled and trained professionals takes pride in providing excellent customer service and ensuring that your property is left in pristine condition. Whether you need a single tree removed or an entire lot cleared, we have the equipment and expertise to handle the job safely and effectively.
Tree Removal Service Overview
When it comes time to remove your tree, our crews will remove the tree(s) safely and efficiently. Our employees pride themselves on their ability to work together in coordination, and use hardhats with a built-in communication systems to ensure that everyone on the job site is being safe and aware of what is going on. They will work to bring the tree down without damage to your property, and with as little impact to the surrounding landscape as possible.
The clean-up after a tree removal job is often overlooked, but we feel is an equally important aspect of a job, and our crews will ensure that your property and service area will be kept as neat and tidy throughout the entire job. Upon job completion, our work areas will be thoroughly raked and leaf-blown to clear as much of the debris as possible.
When to Remove a Tree From your Property
Although often a last resort, below are reasons you should consider removing a tree from your property
Dead or Dying
Dead or dying trees should be promptly removed from a property to prevent the risk of falling limbs or the entire tree, which can pose a serious safety hazard to people and property.
Irreparably Damaged and Hazardous
When a tree is irreparably damaged or poses a safety risk due to disease, pests, or structural issues, it’s important to have it removed by a professional tree removal service to protect your property and the safety of those around you.
Growing over or leaning towards your house
Trees that are growing over or are leaning towards your house can cause significant damage to the property and pose a safety hazard during storms, making it important to remove them before they cause costly or dangerous problems.
Crowding Other Trees
If a tree is causing harm or impeding the growth of other more established trees on your property, it’s important to consider removing it to promote the overall health and vitality of your landscape.
Frequently Asked Tree Removal 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.
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.
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.
No, stump grinding is an additional service that must be specifically requested.
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