Brothers Tree Service and Landscape Corp.

Brothers Tree Service and Landscape Corp. is an Abington outfit homeowners call for the tree too big or too close to the house to handle themselves — full removals, storm-damaged limbs, whole rows of dead ash and pine. The company says it has been at it since 2010 and keeps a Certified Massachusetts Arborist on staff. On Google it holds a 4.8-star average across 182 ratings, and the written history — 156 reviews stretching back to 2021 — keeps repeating the same shape: crews that show up when they say they will, clear even large jobs fast, and leave the yard cleaner than they found it. One homeowner in Norwell had over twenty trees taken down, mostly dead ash and pine over 110 feet tall, spread across two full days from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; another had about twenty trees removed using a crane and bucket truck with no lawn damage, even with snow and ice on the ground. Pricing comes up unprompted and favorably — one reviewer said other tree companies quoted triple what Brothers charged, another got four quotes for a 75-foot diseased pine and Brothers came in lowest. The same names recur across years — Caleb, Kaleb and Michael show up in reviews from 2022 through 2026 — and several customers mention calling the crew back three or more times, including one who says they've used them for six years running. Two reviews from May 2026 describe the same problem: an in-person estimate that never turned into an actual quote, one for tree work and one after a visit that ended in silence. In a 2024 review, a homeowner reported a similar gap after inquiring about mulch and landscaping work specifically, rather than tree removal. A couple of older reviews, from 2023 and 2024, mention smaller misses on jobs otherwise done well — wood chips left blocking part of a driveway, dust blown onto siding and windows during cleanup. Brothers is a strong call for taking down big, difficult trees safely and cleanly. If you're inquiring about landscaping or mulch work specifically rather than tree removal, get the estimate and a firm date in writing — that's where the follow-through complaints cluster.