Tree Service & Landscaping in Danvers, MA

Danvers is a short drive from our Lynn base, and we’ve worked its neighborhoods since 2002. Historic Danvers — the old Salem Village — has long-settled streets shaded by large, mature oaks and maples, and the newer residential areas carry plenty of big trees close to homes and driveways. Around Endicott Park and the Danvers and Crane River corridors, wooded and low-lying land brings its own considerations.

Big neighborhood trees are a lot of wood standing over houses and wires, and when one has to come down on a tight lot we bring proper rigging or a crane so it’s controlled, not chanced. Regular pruning keeps mature canopy safe, our 24/7 crew handles storm damage, and beyond tree work we build and maintain full landscaping and hardscaping — all from one certified, insured local team.

Under state law (MGL c.87), a tree in the public way near the street is a “public shade tree” and needs Tree Warden approval to remove. A tree in your own yard usually doesn’t need a town permit — but if your lot borders wetlands, a river, or conservation land (common near the Danvers and Crane Rivers), it can fall under the Conservation Commission’s buffer, where removals may need review. Our ISA-Certified Arborists will help you sort out which applies and can prepare any report the town requires. Confirm the specifics with the town before work begins.