Tree Removal in Southern NH and Northern MA
We take down dead, leaning, and oversized trees, even in the tight spots. Careful work around your home, and a yard left clean when we leave.
When does a tree need to come down?
A tree should usually come down when it is dead, dying, or damaged enough to be a risk to people or property. Common reasons are a hollow or cracked trunk, a heavy lean, storm damage, roots that are failing, or a tree that has simply grown too close to the house or power lines.
Not every problem tree needs to go, and we will tell you straight. If removal is the right call, we take it down safely and in sections when needed, protect what is around it, and handle the cleanup agreed in your quote. The estimate is free, so you find out where you stand before you spend a dime.
What are the signs you may need tree removal?
- The tree is dead or clearly dying
- A hollow, cracked, or splitting trunk
- A heavy or sudden lean
- Storm damage to the trunk or major limbs
- Too close to the house, garage, or power lines
- Failing or damaged roots, or heaving soil
- In the way of construction or a new addition
What drives the cost of tree removal?
The price depends on the job and the scope. Four things move the number more than anything else.
Size and height
A small backyard tree is a different job than a 100-foot pine. The bigger and taller the tree, the more time, gear, and care it takes.
Access to the tree
An open front yard is easy. A tree boxed in by fences, sheds, or a tight back lot is harder to reach and rig, which adds time.
Power lines and structures
Trees over a roof or near power lines need a controlled removal plan. Access and nearby hazards affect the equipment and time required.
Stump and cleanup
Whether you want the stump ground out and how much debris there is to haul both factor into the final number.
How does the type of tree affect removal?
White pines, oaks, ash and maples can present different removal challenges. The tree’s condition, its size and what is around it all matter. A damaged trunk or heavy branches over a roof need a different plan than a tree in an open yard.
We look at the tree and the access before quoting. That visit helps us explain the work and what the estimate includes.
Our tree removal process, step by step
Request a free estimate
Call or send the details. We look at the tree and the access to your property.
We assess and quote
You get a clear, fair price before any work starts. No pressure.
We remove it safely
We take it down in a controlled way, in sections when needed, protecting what is around it.
We clean up
We handle the wood and debris as agreed in the quote and leave your yard clean.
Why homeowners choose Maple Leaf Tree Service
Because we take the tough ones and we protect your property doing it. We have the crane and bucket truck for the big or risky trees, so heavy sections get lifted out instead of dropped on your lawn or roof.
Customers tell us the same things again and again: best pricing, done in one day, and the yard left spotless. One said we cleaned up every scrap, limb and leaf and swept the street so all the neighbors were happy. That is the standard we work to.
Maple Leaf Tree Service was founded by Carl Beauregard and is based in Hampstead, NH. Read the Maple Leaf Tree Service story.
What happens to the wood and brush?
Discuss the cleanup with us during the estimate. Let us know whether you want wood hauled away or would like to ask about keeping some. We will confirm the wood, brush and stump work included in your quote before the job begins.
What equipment helps with difficult removals?
Crane and bucket work help us handle large trees and hard-to-reach sections. Access, the tree’s condition and nearby structures determine the approach. We assess the job before deciding how to bring it down.
Real reviews from local customers
Carl and his team were exceptional. They showed up on time and as a team. They methodically setup and got right to work. They removed all the trees with precision and ease. At the end of the day the property was spotless like nothing happened. Could not be happier with these guys. Quoting process was also quick and easy.
AJ B.Maple Leaf Tree Service did an outstanding job cutting down my trees. The crew was professional, efficient, and left my yard spotless when they finished. Everything was handled safely and smoothly from start to finish. Highly recommend!
Torrey C.WOW! I can’t be happier with these guys. The pricing was more than fair and the quality of the work performed was top notch. I would confidently recommend them.
John W.Verified reviews from our Google Business Profile.
Tree service across southern NH and northern MA
We are based in Hampstead, NH and work across southern New Hampshire and the northern Massachusetts Merrimack Valley, roughly 30 miles out.
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One local crew for the whole property, start to finish.
Have questions about tree removal?
How much does tree removal cost?
It depends on the size of the tree, how easy it is to reach, whether it is near power lines or your house, and whether you want the stump ground. We look at the job in person and give you a clear, fair quote for your exact situation. The estimate is free.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
Check with your town office about requirements for your property, especially near wetlands or other protected areas. Rules vary by location and the work involved.
Will you damage my yard?
We work hard not to. We protect lawns, beds, and structures, lift heavy sections out with the crane when needed, and clean up before we leave. Customers regularly tell us the yard was spotless.
Do you grind the stump too?
Yes. Ask us to include stump grinding in your quote. We will confirm the scope before work begins.
How fast can you come?
For planned removals we will set a time that works for you. For a tree that is down or dangerous, call our emergency line at (978) 725-0125 and we will discuss what to expect.
Should I contact my insurance company about tree damage?
If a tree has damaged your property, check with your insurance company about your situation and any information they need. They can explain your policy and guide you on next steps.
Got a tree that needs to come down?
Tell us about the tree and the access to your property. We will follow up with a fair quote and a time that works for you.
Ready to get that tree handled?
Dead, leaning, storm-damaged, or just in the way, we will take it down safely and clean up when we are done.