Arborist in helmet and harness roped onto a large limb above a residential street

Family owned & operated since 2011

Care for the trees your property is known for.

Pruning, removal and storm response across Fairfield and New Haven counties — CT Arborist License S-4218, fully insured, free estimates.

Call (203) 572-6363

In business since: 2011
CT arborist license: S-4218
Insurance: Fully insured
Storm response: 24 / 7
Estimates: Free

What we do, and how we approach it

Ten services, one crew. Every job leaves the property cleaner than we found it — chips hauled, lawn raked, beds intact.

Crane lifting a large tree section onto a truck during a removal

01 — Removal

Tree removal

Sectional dismantling and rigging for trees over houses, pools and planted beds. Nothing gets dropped that shouldn't be.

Tree trimming & pruning

Proper cuts outside the branch collar — no stubs, no topping.

Stump grinding

Ground below grade, backfilled and seeded.

Emergency & storm damage

24/7 response for hazards, in both counties.

Tree health care & disease

Diagnosis and treatment before removal is the only option.

Landscaping

Planting, beds and grading around the work we do.

Lawn service

Seasonal maintenance for properties we already care for.

Storm & hazard response

Tree on the house? We answer at 2 a.m.

Limbs on a roof, a split trunk over a driveway, a blocked road after a nor'easter. Emergency crews run 24/7 across both counties — office hours below are for estimates and scheduling only.

Crew member cutting up a storm-downed tree with a chainsaw

Call the emergency line now

Direct storm line: (203) 572-6363

Before, and after cleanup

Climber rigged into a large oak beside a house, mid-removal — Tree removal · GuilfordDouble-leader red oak leaning over a slate roof. Rigged down in sections; no scaffolding, no roof damage.

The property after the oak was removed, canopy opened up — Tree removal · GuilfordDouble-leader red oak leaning over a slate roof. Rigged down in sections; no scaffolding, no roof damage.

Arborist pruning the upper canopy of a tall beech — Crown reduction · MadisonSixty-year-old copper beech thinned for light and wind, keeping its natural silhouette.

The beech after crown reduction, natural shape retained — Crown reduction · MadisonSixty-year-old copper beech thinned for light and wind, keeping its natural silhouette.

Crew member operating a stump grinder on a residential lawn — Stump grinding · WoodbridgeGround eight inches below grade, backfilled with soil and seeded to match the surrounding lawn.

Lawn restored over the ground stump — Stump grinding · WoodbridgeGround eight inches below grade, backfilled with soil and seeded to match the surrounding lawn.

Why homeowners with mature trees call us

Arborist making a pruning cut at the branch collar in a mature canopy

Cuts that actually close

Pruning happens outside the branch collar, sized to the limb. No flush cuts, no stubs, no topping. A bad cut is visible in the canopy for the rest of the tree’s life.

Rigging that protects the landscape

Nothing gets dropped on a stone wall, a boxwood hedge or a slate roof. Pieces are lowered on rigging rated for the load, over ground protection, with the drop zone walked in advance.

Mature-tree judgment

A hundred-year-old specimen is not a bigger version of a young tree. We read root flare, union defects, decay pockets and canopy history before recommending anything irreversible.

Cleanup that ends the job

Chips and logs hauled, lawn raked, driveway blown and swept, beds left as we found them. You should not be finishing our work on a Saturday.

What clients say

Sample review
“They took down a huge oak that was leaning toward our roof. The crew showed up when they said they would, tarped the beds before they started, and when they left you honestly could not tell heavy equipment had been in the yard”
Sarah M. · Guilford · Tree removal

Sample review
“Called at eleven at night with a pine across our driveway and someone actually picked up. They were there by seven the next morning, had the drive clear before lunch, and came back that week to finish the cleanup and grind the stump.”
David R. · Madison · Storm response

Sample review
“We have a copper beech that three other companies wanted to take down. A&J pruned it properly instead and explained exactly what they were cutting and why”
Ellen T. · Woodbridge · Pruning

Service area

Fairfield and New Haven counties

Based in the New Haven County shoreline corridor, with crews working west through Fairfield County daily.

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