Trees in Sudbury
White pine is the Sudbury tree. Whole neighborhoods off Route 20, Hudson Road, Concord Road and Nobscot Road sit under pines eighty and ninety feet tall, and every heavy wet snow brings limbs down on roofs, cars and wires. Owners here often want selective work rather than a clear cut: the three that threaten the house out, the rest left, the woods still looking like woods.
That is slower, more careful work, with a climber in each tree and pieces lowered between the ones that are staying, and it is what we do most days.
“They even took the extra step of putting down plywood to protect the grass, which we truly appreciated! We had several trees in difficult, tight spots, but their team handled everything with ease and confidence.”
Worth knowing before you cut in Sudbury
Sudbury has a long list of scenic roads, and trees or stone walls within the right of way on those roads cannot be removed without a public hearing. The Sudbury River, Hop Brook and the Great Meadows refuge put a lot of land inside wetland buffers, and the town has its own wetlands bylaw. Power is Eversource. We will tell you at the estimate which of these, if any, applies to your tree.
What we do in Sudbury
Everything we do in Bolton, we do in Sudbury, 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 Sudbury
Who do I call about a tree on the wires in Sudbury?
If a wire is down, or a tree is resting on one, stay well back and call 911 and Eversource, which supplies electricity in Sudbury. 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 Sudbury?
We are based on Hudson Rd in Bolton, about 25 minutes from Sudbury. 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 Sudbury?
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 Sudbury
We also work in Hudson, Stow, Wayland, Concord, Framingham, and the rest of our service area.