Tripp's Tree Service

In a 2025 review, a customer said Scott gave a very reasonable quote to take down a dying copper beech, roughly 5 to 6 feet across at the base, and grind out the stump. That 2025 customer said Scott and his crew carefully sectioned the tree with the help of a crane because of its height, and that he cleaned up afterwards. Tripp's Tree Service is hired for removals like that. A 2025 customer said he came on time, did the job as promised and cleaned up so they could not tell he had been there except for the tree being gone. A 2024 customer said Scott responded quickly to an afternoon call, came the next morning as he said he would, and cleared the trees that had come down, with everything mulched and taken away. A 2023 customer had nine very large trees taken down and the stumps ground, and called the price very reasonable. In a 2023 review, a customer said Scott and his team removed some huge pines, then cleaned up, brought in topsoil, graded and planted grass. A 2023 customer said they took down a large tree between two garages, with a small landing area for the limbs and a fence running down the middle. A 2022 customer said he removed five trees and ground the stumps, and that they came home to no wood chips to be found. A 2022 customer wrote that months after they were there, they had done half the job, the yard was torn up, a massive log was left in it and a compost bin was destroyed. A 2022 customer said Scott did not hold up his end of their agreement and refused to make it right when called out on it. A 2022 reviewer wrote that Tripp's Tree Service did eventually pay them, with the CT labor department's help. A 2024 customer said that after calling the business number to confirm a cancellation, someone from the company texted them from a personal cell phone after operating hours. Its Google profile shows 3.6 stars from 24 ratings.