Send It Tree Service LLC

Big tree work is the pattern here — removals near houses, oversized maples and pines, and jobs other companies had already passed on. Send It Tree Service says it is a family-owned, owner-operated company based in Salem, New Hampshire, serving Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts, with Chris as owner and Lysette as co-owner. The customer history that is visible is very one-note in a useful way: people keep describing hard access, large trees, and tidy finishes afterward. Recent Google reviews describe six trees removed with some crane work and a cleanup so complete the yard barely showed the trees had been there, and another homeowner said Chris came out on a Saturday to quote the job and matched a competing price. Google also shows a 5.0-star rating from 21 ratings. Older reviews fill in what kinds of jobs people have hired them for. In a 2024 review, a homeowner said the crew pruned large maples, removed overgrowth, and cleaned up a wooded property edge in a single day. Another 2024 review described branch trimming on a giant oak in a hard-to-reach spot behind a fenced yard after other companies could not do it, and a 2023 customer wrote about three sugar maples removed because of rot and how close they were to the house. Going back to 2021 and 2022, customers wrote about storm damage, dead-tree removals, pruning overgrown trees, and repeat use of the company, which gives this business a written trail beyond a single season. What stands out most is not a long list of services but the kind of work they get called for: large removals, pruning, and tricky access. Cleanup comes up again and again, along with showing up when scheduled and moving quickly once on site. Pricing also comes up in a favorable way in a few reviews — one customer in 2026 said Chris matched a previous quote, and another in 2023 called the rates competitive after comparison shopping. There is not a meaningful written downside in the reviews shown here, so the practical questions are the basic ones for a tree job: who will be on site, whether crane work is expected, and exactly what cleanup and haul-away include. They look like a sensible call for homeowners dealing with large trees, removals close to structures, or pruning that needs real equipment; before booking, confirm scope, timing, and whether the quoted price covers every tree and extra limb discussed on site.