Green Trees Arborcare Inc.

Green Trees Arborcare Inc. is a Wrentham-based tree company that homeowners across Norfolk County call for the jobs that make people nervous: big oaks and pines leaning over a house, a storm-felled tree on a deck, a stump too close to the garage. Its own site says the company is owned by Dave Pavidis and Phil Courcy, keeps certified arborists on staff, and covers Wrentham, Foxboro, Norfolk, Dover, Walpole, Norwood, Sherborn, Franklin, Plainville, North Attleboro and Attleboro. The track record is deep and consistent. Google shows 4.8 stars from 25 ratings and HomeAdvisor 4.9 from 74, and written accounts run from 2015 through a January 2026 review describing an arborist visit that cabled and pruned aging trees rather than taking them down. Reviewers name Phil and Dave repeatedly, describe crews of four or five plus a crane operator, and return again and again to the same two things — careful work around houses, pools and fences, and cleanup that leaves the yard tidier than they found it. Two older complaints are worth reading before you book. A 2019 HomeAdvisor reviewer said an arborist assessment told them stressed evergreens were fine and five trees later died; a 2018 reviewer whose neighbour hired the company said their fence was damaged during a removal and they were never reimbursed. A 2016 reviewer who was otherwise happy noted that callbacks could be slow. The paperwork is also worth a question. The business's own website says Green Trees Arborcare has joined with Hartney Greymont and points visitors there, while its BBB profile (A+, but explicitly not accredited) records the business as started in 2018 with one employee and HomeAdvisor advertises 20 years of experience — a 2017 newspaper story already quoted Pavidis as a Green Trees co-owner in Wrentham. For routine pruning, plant health care and large residential removals in the Wrentham–Franklin area, the recent record is strong. Confirm who you are actually contracting with after the Hartney Greymont tie-up, get the damage and cleanup terms in writing, and ask for current insurance before the crane arrives.