4 Daughters Landscape & Tree Service

A February 2025 customer had a 60-foot maple taken down because it was drying and losing limbs, and what stuck with them was the tree climber: safety first, and he knew exactly what he was doing. Big trees in awkward places are most of what 4 Daughters Landscape & Tree Service gets called for — that, and the yard that has gotten away from its owner. The company works out of 31 Rock Ave in Lynn under Noé, whom reviewers also spell Noe and Neo, with Fernando named alongside him in a couple of accounts. Its HomeAdvisor page shows 4.9 from 92 ratings and carries an Angi "Approved" badge; Thumbtack has 4.8 from 76 and Google 4.7 from 14. Reviews on that HomeAdvisor page from 2023 and earlier are written about MC Tree Service and MC Landscaping, an earlier name for the same owner, and the profile still lists mctreeservicesandlandscapingma.com. Forty-one write-ups run from 2021 through 2026, and more than a dozen of them are trees coming down: a tree beside a carport that a March 2026 customer said could have caused damage if it were not taken down right, two pines in a 2022 review after one was hit by lightning, three tall trees worked out of a tight area in 2021. Eight of those accounts stop to say what the yard looked like afterward — a September 2023 customer counted zero wood chips or debris left anywhere, on their property or the neighboring ones. Quotes turn into work quickly. A June 2023 homeowner met Noé one morning and had ground that was scraped, leveled, loamed and sodded by that afternoon; an April 2026 customer had the cleanup and mulching started the day of the quote, with the crew working two days on a large yard of mulch beds. The other half of the business is seasonal, and some of it is standing work: a June 2026 customer has them mowing weekly, doing spring and fall clean-ups, tending flowerbeds, laying mulch and handling snow removal, and called the prices competitive. In July 2026 a Thumbtack reviewer had an overgrown yard trimmed, mowed, weeded and mulched; a June 2026 one had poison ivy pulled out of invaded flower beds. Two things are worth settling before anyone starts. In July 2026 the neighbor of a customer left a one-star Google review saying the crew climbed a tree on their property and took down 7-8 inch branches without asking, removing privacy from the yard, and that the crew was climbing higher when the neighbor came outside and stopped them. And in a 2022 HomeAdvisor review, a customer said a promised contract never arrived, and that after the tree was removed and the stump ground, the company wanted an extra charge to take away the debris the grinding left; they did return to complete the job. For tree removal, and for a yard that needs a hard reset, this is a straightforward call. Get the scope in writing before booking — including who hauls off what the stump grinder leaves — and walk the property line with the crew so there is no question about which trees are yours.