Site Work · Gloucester, MA
Tree services in Gloucester and the North Shore
We take down big trees, and we trim and prune. The photos on this page are from our tree work, including a crane beside a tall tree with a climber in it. Send your address and photos of the tree and we will set up a visit.
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From One of Our Tree Jobs
A tall tree with a crane and a climber
The photo shows one of our tree jobs: a tall tree with a climber up in it and a crane boom standing beside it. We worked with a crane on this one.
The other photos on this page are from our tree work too: a tall dead tree with bare limbs next to a utility line, and a cleanup with a wood chipper and cut log rounds beside a house.
Trees this tall are why we take down big trees carefully and why the first visit matters. What is under and around the tree sets how the work goes, so tell us about it when you send the photos.
- Removal of big trees
- Tree trimming and pruning
- A climber in the tree, a crane on a job like this one
- A chipper and cleanup on site
More From Our Tree Work
A dead tree, and a cleanup
Before the Visit
What to tell us about the tree
Photos and a few details make the first conversation quicker.
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Which tree, and where
Where it stands, roughly how tall it is and how close it sits to the house, the driveway, a fence or a neighbor's yard.
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Anything overhead
If branches reach power lines, say so first and do not trim near them yourself. Under federal electrical safety rules, only qualified people may work on energized lines, and untrained workers on the ground must keep tools and equipment 10 feet away from lines up to 50 kV.
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What is under it
A patio, a garden, a shed, a septic system or a drain line below the branches or roots. If the job involves digging, Massachusetts law calls for notice to Dig Safe at 811 first.
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The property line
If the trunk or branches cross onto a neighbor's land, or the other way, know where the line runs and talk with the neighbor before work starts.
Tree to take down, trim or prune?
Send photos and your address. If the tree is blocking a patio, walkway or wall project, we can plan the tree and the build together.
Questions
Tree service questions
What tree services do you offer?
We take down big trees, and we do tree trimming and pruning.
Have you taken down a large tree with a crane?
Yes. The photos on this page show one: a crane beside a tall tree, with a climber in it.
What if branches reach power lines?
Do not trim near the lines yourself. Federal electrical safety rules limit work on energized lines to qualified people, and line-clearance tree trimming has its own standard for qualified crews. Contact your electric utility about branches touching or near its lines.
Can the tree work and my patio or walkway be one job?
Yes. We build patios, walkways, steps and walls, so the order of work, tree first, then clearing, digging and building, can be set at one visit.
What should I send for an estimate?
Your address, photos of the tree from a few sides, roughly how tall it is, and what is near it: the house, a fence, a driveway or wires.
Request a Tree Service Estimate