About
A Small Crew, Hard Trees
Most of what we get called for is a tree somewhere awkward — through the wires, up against the siding, out over the driveway. That is the work, and it is most of the reason people call a second time.
Expert Tree Service is a working crew out of the South Shore. Not a call center with subcontractors, not a franchise. When you call, you are talking to the people who will be standing in your yard.
The jobs that come to us tend to be the ones a homeowner has already been quoted on once and then thought better of. A pine leaning at the corner of the roof. An oak with limbs through the service drop. A hardwood in a six-foot gap between two houses on a street where you cannot park a truck without blocking somebody in. Those come down in sections, carefully, and the yard gets raked out before we leave.
We would rather lose the job than take it on badly. If a tree does not need to come out, we will say so on the estimate — pruning costs you less and takes us less time. If a tree is tangled in the primary lines at the top of the pole, that is a utility call before it is a tree call, and we will tell you who to ring. If the tree is in the strip between your sidewalk and the road, it is probably a public shade tree and it is your town's decision, not ours.
Estimates are free and same day when you call or text early in the day. There is no charge for the visit and no pressure at the end of it.
What you can expect
- A free, same-day look at the tree when you call or text early
- A straight answer on whether it needs removing at all
- Sectional takedowns where there is nowhere to drop it
- The wood and the brush leaving with us
- The yard raked out before the trucks pull off
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Call or text early in the day and we will come look at it. No charge for the visit, and no pressure if you decide to leave the tree standing.