Tree service in Andover is big-tree work. Andover is part of the Essex County area we serve from our Lynn base, and it is one of the most heavily wooded towns on that list: large lots under tall white pine, oak, and hemlock in West Andover and Ballardvale, grand specimen trees around the Phillips Academy campus and the older streets of Shawsheen Village, and mature timber along the Shawsheen River and toward Harold Parker State Forest.
When a tall pine or a spreading oak has to come down near a house, a barn, or the wires, proper rigging or crane-assisted removal brings it down in controlled sections. If your lot backs onto Harold Parker State Forest, settle where the line runs before anyone cuts: the forest is state land run by the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and the trees on its side are not yours to take down. On your side of the line, a big lot usually needs a mix of pruning to shed weak limbs, the occasional tree removal, and a 24/7 crew for the morning after a Merrimack Valley nor’easter. Once the trees are sorted, we also build landscaping and hardscaping for the yard around them.
