Johnson Tree Services, LLC

Johnson Tree Services, LLC works out of South Yarmouth and is the outfit Cape Cod homeowners call when a tree has become a real hazard — leaning over a roof, hanging above a driveway, or simply too big to handle safely on their own. Reviewers across nearly six years consistently name Damion Johnson as the owner who shows up to quote the job and works alongside his crew. The volume here is hard to ignore: 332 reviews collected since 2021 across seven platforms, almost all five stars, with zero negative reviews in the past six months. The specifics repeat year after year — taking down three huge Norway maples that were no longer safe to keep, felling a dead pine leaning over a Cape cottage in sectioned chunks with a bucket loader, and trimming two mature maples that hadn't been pruned in twenty years. One reviewer described the crew clearing close to eight overgrown scrub pines, some leaning toward the house, grinding the stumps and hauling every bit of debris away in a single day. Cleanup shows up in review after review as the detail people remember — "not a leaf or piece of bark left on the ground" after one large removal, a yard reviewers say looked cleaner than before the crew arrived. Response time is another recurring thread: several customers describe getting a quote within a couple of hours of reaching out, with Damion or his crew on site the same or next day. Pricing comes up as fair and competitive rather than cheap, and one reviewer credited the owner with bringing in additional expertise before recommending pruning over removal for trees that could be saved, rather than pushing the bigger job. There's little to flag here. One quoted Google review is written in Portuguese about a jacket and has nothing to do with tree work — a stray, unrelated review that landed on the same Google listing, not a comment on the actual service. This is a solid call for a genuinely risky removal — a large, leaning, or overgrown tree close to a house — as much as for routine trimming or stump grinding. The same name, Damion Johnson, keeps showing up in reviews spanning residential yards and at least one homeowners association, year after year.