Tree Service & Tree Removal in Central Massachusetts

Massachusetts property comes with big trees, and big trees eventually need decisions made about them. Oaks and maples that were planted or left standing when a neighborhood was built in the 1950s are now full-size, often over a roof, a driveway or a power drop. Norway maples lean toward the light. White pines shed limbs in wet snow. A tree that has been fine for forty years can become the most expensive thing on the property in a single February storm.

Greener Grass Landscaping handles the tree work on the properties it maintains and on properties that call for tree service alone: crown cleaning and deadwood removal, raising a canopy off a roof or a drive, thinning for light and wind, removals — including the tight ones that have to be climbed and rigged down in pieces rather than dropped — and the cleanup afterward. Tree work over a house or near utilities is not a DIY weekend; it is rope, rigging, and knowing which way the weight actually wants to go.

How tree work is scoped

1. 1

   Look at the tree and what's under it

   Species, condition, lean, deadwood, and what is in the drop zone — roof, fence, pool, neighbor's driveway, service lines. That is what decides climb-and-rig versus a straight fell.

2. 2

   A clear written scope

   Which trees, which limbs, how far the cleanup goes, and whether the wood, chips and stump are staying or leaving. Free estimate, in writing, before anything starts.

3. 3

   Set up and protect the site

   Drop zone cleared, beds and turf protected where equipment has to travel, and rigging set so nothing comes down where it shouldn't.

4. 4

   Cut, clear and clean up

   Brush chipped, wood cut down to manageable lengths or hauled, and the ground raked out so the only evidence is the tree that is no longer there.