American tree service llc

American Tree Service is a one-man-band tree care business run by owner-operator Zach out of Hillsborough, NH, and what jumps out from 33 Google reviews spanning 2023 through this year is how consistently specific the praise is — not a single complaint on record, and the same crew keeps showing up in real, detailed jobs: dropping dead standing trees inches from a neighbor's house, removing a dozen 100-foot trees from an East Concord backyard, grinding stump clusters that were blocking a culvert's drainage. What people who actually hired him keep coming back to is a mix of care and speed. Several reviewers describe emergency or same-day work — a tree hanging over a live electric line the day before a snowstorm, a large branch cracked and hung up over a yard, a pine limb crisis after a windstorm — handled fast and cleaned up completely, with more than one reviewer specifically noting the yard looked untouched by the time the crew left. On price, the recurring theme is that his quotes beat the competition: one 2024 reviewer said his price came in less than half of other companies they'd called, and several describe him fitting smaller jobs in around a busy schedule rather than turning them away. A 2025 review mentions a 10% discount extended for a veteran. In one unusual case from 2024, he even helped retrieve a family's cat that had been stuck in a tree for a week, returning the next day with a bigger lift after the first attempt came up short. Tree service isn't one of the trades New Hampshire licenses through its Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, so there's no state registration to check here — that's simply how the trade is regulated in NH, not a mark against him. Given how deep and consistent this record is — three years of specific, varied five-star accounts and zero negative reviews — this reads like a small, genuinely well-run outfit rather than a padded listing. It's still worth confirming current insurance coverage directly and getting a written estimate before a big removal, as with any tree work involving equipment near a house or power line, but the track record here speaks for itself.