About Weymouth Tree Pros
A tree crew working Weymouth and the South Shore. Removal, crane work, pruning, stumps and storm clean-up, with the permit question settled before anything is cut.
Weymouth and the South Shore
What this crew is set up to do
Tree work in one town, on plots that all present the same problem. Weymouth is the largest town in Norfolk County, its housing centres on 1964, and the oaks and maples that went in with those houses are now mature and standing far too close to them. Side access was never drawn for machinery, so most of what we do is climbed and lowered or lifted out by crane from the road. Removal, crane work, pruning, stumps and storm clean-up. Nobody gets sold a service they did not ask about, and nobody gets billed for being told a tree is fine.
- ✓ One town, covered properly
- ✓ Permit question answered first
- ✓ Method named in the quote
- ✓ Crane where the plot demands it
- ✓ We say when a tree can stay
- ✓ Storm rates match ordinary rates
The Same Four habits on every job we take
None of it is clever. It is settled on paper before the work starts, which on a lot this tight with a crane booked matters considerably more than clever.
Whose tree, before the price
Roadside jobs get the public shade tree question answered first. A quote for work that legally needs a hearing is not a quote at all.
We look before we price
Descriptions over the phone leave out everything that sets the price. Base condition, unions, decay, the route in and the frontage all move it, and none of them survive a text message.
We say when to do nothing
A tilt is not a diagnosis. A good share of what we get called to assess is structurally fine, and telling you that loses us the work and keeps the street.
The law goes in the answer
What a tree warden controls, what a certified arborist is required for, and what you may cut yourself. We would rather you knew than trusted us.
The housing stock we work around
Weymouth holds roughly 26,700 housing units and about 57,800 residents, with a little over half the homes detached, spread across four villages. The median construction year is 1964, so most of the town is post-war housing on plots sized for a house and a driveway.
Plot size is what dictates the method here. Big hardwoods stand near eaves and boundary fences, side gates were drawn narrow, and there is seldom a way to get machinery behind a house. So it is ropes, or it is a lift from the street.
If the tree is sound you will hear that and there will be no bill for the visit. If it is a street tree you will hear that too, before anybody quotes you for something the town controls. Everything else goes on paper first.
Whose tree first
Public shade tree or private, settled before quoting
Written figure
Method and price agreed before a saw runs
Crane where needed
Lifted out when there is nowhere to lower it
Across the South Shore
Weymouth, Braintree, Quincy, Hingham and the ring
Where We Work on the South Shore
The South Shore ring around Weymouth: Braintree and Quincy north, Hingham and Cohasset along the coast, Randolph, Holbrook and Abington inland, and out through Rockland, Norwell and Marshfield when the job warrants the run. One rate sheet, no mileage line on the invoice.
Not sure whether that street tree is even yours to cut?
Somebody real answers, the visit is not charged for, and where the week allows we get out to look within a few days. Ring, or send the details and we will come and put a tape on it.