Letts Tree Service LLC

In a July 2024 Google review, a customer said a large tree fell on their house early in the morning during an intense rain storm, with water getting in through the damaged roof; it was 4:30am, Eddie answered the call right away, came by, assessed the situation and took quick action to begin removing the tree. Letts Tree Service LLC is based at 328 Tuckie Rd in North Windham, Connecticut. Its website says it is locally owned by Eddie, born and raised in Willimantic, and has been in business 15 years, serving Windham, Mansfield, Coventry, Columbia, Tolland and nearby towns. Its Connecticut home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0700552, is active with the state under Letts Tree Service LLC. It holds 5 stars from 103 Google ratings. In a September 2026 review, a customer said the crew cut down 3 trees and removed a large stump at a very reasonable price, on time, and cleaned up after themselves. An August 2026 reviewer said they removed a dangerous dead ash tree near the home, cleaned the entire area and moved the wood for the reviewer's husband to split for firewood. In April 2026, a customer said Eddie and his crew cut down a huge maple and five poplar, stacked the logs, chipped the brush and cleaned up, for a fraction of other estimates. In a February 2025 review, a customer said Lett's got them cleaned up the day after a storm left 10 trees across their driveway. In May 2023, a reviewer said Eddie and his crew took down two very large hickory trees in danger of falling on a 125-year-old barn in two days and pruned two large maples close to the house. At a Columbia Lake property in April 2023, the reviewer said Eddie asked about the septic and leach field location before the crew felled four large trees and limbed four others in tight spots. A July 2023 customer who had been told elsewhere that one tree would cost around $1500 said the owner called within an hour of their quote request and removed the tree less than a week later. In an April 2026 review, a customer who had several dead trees removed over the fall and winter said weather forced a few reschedules, and that the work got done.