ND Cleaning & Tree Service Inc.

In a January 2025 review, a Marshfield homeowner with a neighbor's tree across the roof wrote that of four bids, ND's was the only one that didn't price in a crane. The crew climbed it instead. That is this Brockton company in a single job: ropes, saws, a full crew on the ground, and a number that lands under the outfits hauling heavier equipment. ND Cleaning & Tree Service works out of Hammond Street in Brockton and ranges across the South Shore — its reviewers write from Raynham, Braintree, Scituate and Marshfield. Tree removal is the anchor, with stump grinding, pruning, brush clearing and yard cleanup around it. On Google it holds 4.9 stars across 109 ratings, and the written history runs from 2021 through 2026. Two things repeat in what customers write. Speed is the first: a 2024 homeowner had an estimate within the hour and the tree down inside 72 hours, and a 2022 customer described a Sunday visit for a quote and the crew on site three days later. Cleanup is the second — stacked logs, chipped brush, sawdust blown off the roof and taken away. Precision shows up when the job is tight. In a 2024 review, a homeowner described a pine that was effectively four trees in one, boxed in by a propane tank, a generator and the house A/C, dropped exactly where it had to go. A 2025 customer watched five trees come out from between a house and a hillside, limb by limb, ahead of a solar install. Reviewers going back to 2022 deal with Nilda directly — she comes out to quote, often the next day, and walks the job with her crew. One complaint sits apart from the rest. In January 2022 a one-star reviewer alleged the company works without insurance and prices accordingly. No one else raises it, and it is an allegation rather than anything confirmed — but ask for a certificate of insurance before a saw comes off the truck. Scheduling has slipped at least once: a 2023 customer was promised a week and waited three, though the crew that eventually arrived did more than the original agreement and that customer still recommended them. Massachusetts does not require home improvement contractor registration for landscaping-only work, so there is no missing paperwork to read into here. For storm damage, a hazard tree leaning at the house, or an overgrown yard that needs a crew rather than one truck, this is a straightforward call — settle the insurance question and pin down the start date, and the rest of the history points to fast, tidy work.