Anthony Tree Services & Landscaping

Anthony Tree Services & Landscaping works out of Lynn, and the range runs from a single overhanging branch to felling 80-foot pines in yards where a crane can't fit. What keeps coming up, job after job, isn't a service list — it's how little trace is left when the crew is done: yards left immaculate, driveways swept clean, and more than one reviewer noting that nearby plants and shrubs came through untouched even on the biggest jobs. Ninety-two reviews span 2021 through mid-2026 across four sources, and sixteen of those landed in just the last six months, all positive — this isn't a company coasting on an old reputation. The same crew leads, Carlos and Antonio, show up by name across years of reviews, which tracks with how consistent the descriptions are. The jobs get genuinely technical: in a 2025 review, one homeowner described an 80-foot diseased pine and a branch overhanging the house handled without disturbing specimen plants nearby; in a 2024 review, another's oak sat on a slope too close to the house for a crane, so the crew climbed and rigged it down by hand instead. In a 2025 review, a Lexington realtor who says she screens landscapers for her own business named them as her pick. Turnaround is a recurring theme too — quotes returned same day or within minutes of a call, crews often on site within a couple of days of the estimate. Worth knowing before booking: in an April 2024 review, a customer described a no-show, a shouting match over a mixed-up address, and being lied to about scheduling — a tone that doesn't match how virtually every other reviewer describes dealing with them, but worth asking about directly. They're built for tree work that takes more care than muscle — tight yards, trees close to the house, landscaping that can't be trampled mid-job — with pruning, shrub work and mowing rounding out what they do on the landscaping side. Get a firm arrival window in writing; that's the one place accounts genuinely diverge.