WoodWorks Maine Tree Service

WoodWorks Maine Tree Service holds 4.8 stars from 45 Google ratings. A 2026 customer said Thomas and his crew removed two huge dying sugar maples from the yard, left no residual mess and took the time to answer all of the customer's questions. A 2026 customer had them limb up trees alongside the power lines to even up what Versant left behind, then had them back to clear a tree line to let light in on the fields, done within the timeframe they had discussed. A 2025 customer described two oak trees about 60–70 feet tall and 2 feet from the road; the customer said they came out on Thursday as promised to quote, and the crew completed the job by the following Tuesday. A 2025 customer said Thomas removed a dying birch tree in a very sensitive location, with cleanup so thorough you would never know the tree had been there. A 2025 customer said Thomas cut down a huge spruce close to power lines at a price in line with a few other tree companies. A 2024 customer said Thomas and his crew removed a few large branches hanging over the garage the same day the customer called for a quote, and outlined steps for keeping the trees pruned away from the house. A 2022 customer said Thomas came the very next morning after a quote request for a dying elm next to the driveway, took it down a couple days later and cleaned up the entire area. A 2022 customer wrote that they arrived in about 15 minutes and climbed a tree to rescue a cat that had been stuck for more than 48 hours. A 2023 customer called in June 2023 for a woodchip delivery to a local dog kennel and said calls and a text went unanswered until October; by the end of November the delivery still had not come.