Two seventy-foot oaks, three pines, and a yard nobody had touched in sixty years: that was one homeowner's job in the fall of 2024, and it is the kind of work Alex Fences Tree Work gets called for.
The company works Cape Cod and describes itself as a landscaping and outdoor-services business — tree service and cleanup, stonework, fence installation, planting, mowing, irrigation, hydroseeding and snow removal, with quotes handled in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
The saw work is what customers write about most. A homeowner in late 2024 watched Devin and the crew take down eight pines in tight spots and said the yard was left cleaner than they found it. Another that spring counted 22 large trees down and the cleanup done the same day. One customer writing in March 2024 had hired Alex often enough to tally the work: close to a hundred trees cut, a cobble-edged driveway, new fencing, and a blue stone front walk with granite steps.
Fences and hardscape run right alongside the trees. A 2024 review describes a patio and a fence from the same visit; another lists an outdoor shower, a new fence and a rebuilt one. A customer writing in July 2025 said trees, bushes, clearing, patios and walkways all get the same phone call, and he keeps making it.
Speed shows up nearly as often as the cleanup. Several 2024 customers called for an estimate and had Alex on the property within hours, then watched the crew finish and haul the debris off in a day. Pricing draws the same comment repeatedly in those reviews: quoted up front, and what was quoted is what was charged.
One thing to settle before the first day. The only review from the past six months, posted in June 2026, is not about the work at all: a neighbor objected to the company's trucks and equipment being parked on a residential street during a job. On a tight street, agree in advance on where the crew and the chip truck will stage.
Google shows a 4.8-star average across 50 ratings, and the written history runs 2024 through 2026, weighted heavily toward the spring of 2024 — four of those reviews went up on a single March day, each listing the same five services in nearly the same words.
For tree removal on a crowded Cape lot, or a project where the fence, the walkway and the clearing all fall to one crew, this is a straightforward call. Pin down the price and the parking before the trucks roll in.
