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Nineteen large eastern white pines came down on one customer's property, and that customer said Eli, an arborist, identified problem trees they had not known about — the internal decay showed once the trees were down. The same customer said the crew was efficient and cleaned everything up. Hutch's Tree describes arborist, tree care and landscaping services in South Western Maine, names Bridgton, Stow and Stoneham as its service area, and says it has been in business for 15 years. A customer said the crew worked to open up views of the White Mountains on their property, with care taken to remove debris and restore the landscape. A customer who hired the company for a tree removal said the team was efficient and left the area clean and tidy. On Google it holds 5 stars from 160 ratings, and its Better Business Bureau grade is A+.
“To Eli Hutchins of Hutch’s Tree for noticing the two trees in front of the library are diseased and in”
We were very pleased with the tree removal service we received. The team was professional, courteous, and efficient from start to finish. They did an excellent job removing the tree and left the area clean and tidy when they were finished. We would definitely recommend their services to anyone looking for reliable and professional tree removal.
Eli and his team were beyond Awesome and Professional in every way.
The Hutch's Tree crew worked thoughtfully to open up views of the White Mountains on our property. Team was timely, professional and courteous. Great care taken to remove debris and restore the landscape.
They did a fantastic job removing 19 large eastern white pines from our property. Eli is an arborist and identified problem trees we weren’t aware of. He was exactly right, we could see the internal decay once the trees came down. The crew was efficient, friendly, and did a great job cleaning everything up. We were worried about how the property would look afterward, but it looks amazing. Highly recommend!
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