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Where we work

Southeastern Massachusetts

A service-area business, not a storefront. We come to the tree.

Your town

Call and ask — it is a short answer

We work across southeastern Massachusetts. Rather than list towns we half-cover, tell us where you are and we will give you a straight yes or no on the phone.

The local mix

What actually grows here

Southeastern Massachusetts is a specific set of trees failing in a specific set of storms. Knowing which one is over your roof is most of the job.

  • Eastern white pine

    The first tree down in a nor'easter. Shallow-rooted, holds its needles all winter so the whole crown loads with wet snow, and brittle enough that big limbs snap before the trunk does.

  • Red and white oak

    Heavy, long-lived and usually the biggest thing on the property. The failures we see are included bark at a main fork and long limbs reaching out over a roof.

  • Red maple

    Everywhere around here, fast-growing, and prone to co-dominant stems that split down the middle in a storm. Often the tree that is already leaning toward the driveway.

  • Pitch pine and scrub oak

    The coastal barrens mix as you get toward the water. Smaller, tougher, and usually a clearing job rather than a removal.

Not sure if you are in range?

Ask. If your town is a stretch for us we will say so instead of driving out and padding the number.