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- Not rated by the BBB
- 6 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Leaning-tree removal — a 2024 customer had several leaning trees taken down
- Debris cleanup — a 2024 customer said they used a blower on the debris
- Price matched estimate — a 2021 customer said the final price equaled the estimate
- Wood cut and stacked — a 2021 customer had good wood cut and stacked
KB Tree Services, Inc. describes itself on HomeAdvisor as a family-owned tree service serving Minot, Maine, and Central Maine, and its website says Harold W. Bridgham and his team bring 43 years of experience. A 2025 customer had 4 trees removed from their property and said they would hire the company again. A 2024 customer asked them to take down several trees leaning toward the house before winter snow or ice could do damage. That 2024 customer said the crew was there within a week of a prompt estimate and made quick work of it in under a couple of hours, leaving everything the customer wanted in neat piles, hauling off the rest and using a blower to clean up the debris. A 2024 customer said the company fit a time-sensitive project into its schedule quickly and that the work was done safely. In a 2021 review, a customer described an estimate that covered trimming 3 trees, removing 2 trees and grinding both stumps, at a price less than some bigger companies estimated to remove just one tree. That 2021 customer said no payment was wanted until the job was done, and that the final price was the same as the estimate. A 2021 customer said they cut a damaged tree, removed the branches, raked up the brush and cut the good wood into 2-foot lengths, which was stacked for the customer. A 2021 customer with a very large tree leaning over the home said they came out quickly to look at the job, got a quote fast, completed the work and left the area clean. A 2021 customer said that when the job was completed you would not have known they had been there except for the large missing oak tree.
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