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Plymouth County

Tree Service in Abington

Glacial till and modest lots, with white pine crowding houses that were built around it.

Abington sits on glacial till rather than sand, so the soil holds water but drains eventually. White pine does well in it and gets tall, which on a modest house lot means a lot of tree directly above a lot of roof.

The common problem here is proximity rather than decay: healthy trees simply too close to structures, wires and driveways, where the question is reduction and clearance rather than removal.

Storm damage on till tends to be limbs and tops rather than whole stems, because it holds a root plate better than the sandy or saturated ground on either side of town.

What we see most in Abington

  • White pine
  • Red maple
  • Red oak
  • Norway maple

Also on our Google service-area list nearby: Rockland, Brockton, Weymouth.

(508) 345-1184

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