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Swift Tree LLC is a Hancock, New Hampshire tree service run by Swift Corwin, a Monadnock-region native known for climbing, pruning and removing large trees -- a 2014 magazine profile described him tackling oaks, maples and pines up to 100 feet tall, and a local farm's own account years later still credits him with an annual pruning visit. Homeowners who have hired the crew consistently describe fast, safe removals of large and hazardous trees. Reviewers from 2023 through 2025 describe the crew removing a dozen or more dead and dying ash trees in a single day, clearing thirteen dangerous trees with "new, high tech equipment and the latest forestry techniques," and responding to a storm emergency -- a fallen maple that had landed on a roof and blocked cars in a driveway -- lifting the tree section away without further damage and later grinding the stump. One reviewer's job, ten trees plus a stack of old logs, was chipped and cleaned up in under an hour and a half. Cleanup is a recurring theme: multiple reviewers note the property was left free of debris and slash when the crew finished, and several call the pricing reasonable for the scope of work. One customer, a farm program for kids, mentions the crew went beyond the job itself, turning removed tree sections into stump seats for a summer program. Nothing in the reviews or public mentions raises a concern to flag before booking. Worth confirming insurance directly when scheduling, since New Hampshire does not license tree services and no insurance claim appears among the reviews or any other material here.
“This past Thursday, Swift Corwin made his annual appearance here to do some tree pruning and cleanup from winter damage. Watching him perform his craft is a little like watching an act from Cirque du Soleil; and just as breathtaking! He travels through the treetops moving from tree to tree without ever touching the ground. There are no ladders, no cranes, no booms, baskets, or cherry pickers. Only a rope, some safety rigging, and one strong and agile young arboreal acrobat who clearly doesn't suffer from acrophobia. ... Swift Corwin can be contacted at Swift Tree Care, Peterborough, NH 603-547”
“Swift Corwin III grew up in the Monadnock Region and works his 6-foot 5-inch, 27-year-old, cool-calm frame cutting trees. He climbs them, prunes them, shapes and removes them.”
Swift Tree LLC came to the rescue with a last-minute stop at Cornucopia Project’s headquarters to remove three standing dead trees. Not only were they fast, professional, and safe, but they also created stump seats for our Young Farmers Summer Program. The kids got to watch the process during lunch, which turned into an unexpected (and very exciting!) learning experience. Their team went above and beyond our expectations, and the space is now both safer and more inviting. Highly recommend Swift Tree LLC for their skill, professionalism, and thoughtful extra touches.
They were excellent! Efficient, reasonable and definitely recommend them!
Mr. Corwin and his professional crew removed 13 enormous, dangerous and dying trees from around our house. My heart wept for the poor ash trees, so many of which have been destroyed in our state. His operation employed new, high tech equipment and the latest forestry techniques to complete this large project in one day. At its conclusion, our property was clean, devoid of waste and residual slash, and much safer than before he arrived. Highly recommended!
We had a dozen large dead or dying ash trees on our property. Swifty's Team knocked off this job at our house and had all the trees removed very quickly and professionally from start to finish. Clean up was thorough and complete. The price was very reasonable for the amount off work accomplished. Highly recommend!
This crew came out and cleared an area of trees as well as removed some old dead logs. They chipped it and cleaned up when they were complete. Fast service (10 trees and stack of old logs, less than an hour and half). Thanks guys!!
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