Tree Care in North Falmouth, MA

If you're looking at a mature tree in your North Falmouth yard, there's a good chance it was planted around 1973 when your home was likely built. Back then, builders often chose fast-growing trees for quick shade and curb appeal, not considering their long-term health or your property's safety. That's why we see so many silver maples here, a species known for its weak wood and aggressive surface roots that can damage foundations and driveways. You'll also find Bradford pears, which are beautiful for about 15 years before their poor structure almost guarantees they'll split apart in one of our coastal storms. My job is to help you manage these inherited problems and protect the valuable native trees, like your stately white oaks and sugar maples, that truly belong here.