Tree Services of New England

Tree Services of New England is a Braintree company that removes and trims trees, grinds stumps, and sells firewood across the South Shore — despite the landscaping listing, the actual work described in review after review is tree work, led by the owner, Marcelo, and his crew. The stand-out theme across nearly 140 Google reviews since 2021 is speed: reviewers describe quotes turned around the same day or within a day or two of calling, and jobs completed within a week — sometimes faster, including emergency response after a storm dropped a tree onto a driveway or a house. Cleanup and follow-through come up almost as often. Multiple reviewers say the crew left a yard looking like nothing had happened, hauling away sawdust, branches, and debris rather than leaving a mess behind. When accidents did happen — a deck damaged while working, a fence nicked during a job — two separate reviewers describe the company arranging repairs on its own, in one case even after the invoice had already been paid in full. Reviewers who shopped multiple quotes before hiring often say Tree Services of New England came in lower or more responsive than the competition. The written record isn't spotless. A 2024 review described a job where the crew removed the customer's own trees cleanly but, in trimming a neighbor's overhanging maples as a paid add-on, left them badly over-pruned. A 2023 review said a tree wasn't cut the way the customer had asked, leaving it in a shape that was hard to manage afterward. Both are specific, dated complaints about execution on individual jobs rather than a broader pattern showing up elsewhere. Recent activity keeps pace with the history: five reviews in the past six months, none negative, with the same notes on speed and price that run back to 2021. For tree removal, trimming, or stump work — especially anything urgent after a storm — this is a crew people call again; the one thing worth spelling out up front is exactly which trees and branches are included in the quote, especially when work extends onto a neighbor's property.