Trees in Concord
In the center, along Main Street, Lowell Road and Monument Street, and out through West Concord and Nashawtuc Hill, the trees are part of what the houses are worth. Most of our Concord work is pruning: deadwood out of old sugar maples and oaks, weight taken off long limbs over slate roofs, clearance from chimneys and wires, all done with proper cuts so the tree is better for it.
Removal is the last resort here, for the tree that has finally hollowed out or split. When it comes to that, it comes down in small pieces with nothing touching the lawn, the wall or the house.
“The crew was very careful with my maple tree and surgically removed the dead branches that I was concerned about. The cleanup was so good you wouldn't even have known that they were there.”
Worth knowing before you cut in Concord
Concord has a tree preservation bylaw. If you are demolishing, building new or putting on a large addition, trees in the setback area of the lot are protected and removing them means replanting or paying into the town's tree fund, so talk to the town before clearing for a project. Historic districts and scenic roads add their own review. Concord also runs its own electric company, the Concord Municipal Light Plant, which is who to call about a tree on a wire.
What we do in Concord
Everything we do in Bolton, we do in Concord, with the same crew and the same equipment: bucket truck, crane, chipper, grapple truck and skid steer.
- Tree removal
- Emergency and storm damage
- Crane tree removal
- Trimming and pruning
- Stump grinding
- Land clearing
- Tree inspection
- Log length firewood
Questions from Concord
Who do I call about a tree on the wires in Concord?
If a wire is down, or a tree is resting on one, stay well back and call 911 and Concord Municipal Light Plant, which supplies electricity in Concord. Nobody can work on that tree until the line has been made safe. Then call or text us at (857) 256-1222 and we will be ready to go as soon as it is.
How quickly can you get to Concord?
We are based on Hudson Rd in Bolton, about 25 minutes from Concord. Estimates usually happen within a couple of days, sometimes the same day when the crew is already working nearby. Storm emergencies go to the front of the line.
What does tree removal cost in Concord?
The town does not change the price. The tree does: its size, what is underneath it, how close a truck can get, and whether the wood is staying or going. Adam prices every job in person, for free, and you have the number before any work starts.
Near Concord
We also work in Acton, Sudbury, Lincoln, Lexington, and the rest of our service area.