Tim's Tree Service

I have loved being “Tim’s Wife”. Some might only known me by that name all these years but I never minded it. As many may already know, he passed away on 9/13. He could never bear to close the company because it was an admission of losing to cancer. I could not bear to post this sooner because his company is the last part of him that was in some way still alive. The company is officially closed because he is irreplaceable. Thank you all for your kind words in this most difficult time. If you attended his wake or memorial service, thank you for being there. He was never more at home than in a tree.

Tim and I would love to thank everyone for your loyalty to our company for over 20 years. At this time, we will be temporarily closing. Tim has been diagnosed with cancer and will be having surgery next week. We are uncertain when he will be able to resume working. We would appreciate your prayers for his swift recovery.

We hope everyone is staying safe but we wanted our loyal and potential customers to know we are not currently scheduling any new estimates for the summer tree work. We are currently booked thru the fall. Of course, we are still selling cord wood while supplies last.

Bahahaha.... Tim was using my chainsaw chaps. He is all “❤️”.

If you have ever had us work on your property, you know how Tim loves to rake and use the blower at the end of a job. When we grind stumps, there is hardly a chip of wood left on the yard.

We have removed the monster tree in Hadley MA. The new biggest tree to date. Took 2 days and I still need to grind the stump.

Cool rotten trunk... Ideas for what it looks like...

We will be auditing our outstanding invoices and contacting our customers to let them know when the work will be competed. If your on the list, we want all our summer work done by November 1st.

Tim tried out being a groundsmen while Janelle got some practice using the bucket truck.

Before & After...
we are a full service company that leaves your lawn ready for seeding new grass.
Special thanks to the Chicopee Parks Department for letting us use the field.