Professional and Safe Tree Services

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We’re a family-owned tree service proudly serving Kingston, MA and the South Shore of Massachusetts. Specializing in residential, commercial, & municipal tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup, our fully insured crew delivers safe, efficient work with honest pricing and professional results. From routine pruning to hazardous tree removal, we provide dependable year-round tree care homeowners, business owners, and municipalities can trust.

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Located in Kingston, MA

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Built on Experience & Integrity

About Our Team

Professional tree care backed by integrity, experience, and personal accountability.

Colonial Tree Service is a locally owned, family-operated company proudly serving Kingston and surrounding South Shore communities. We built our reputation by delivering high-quality work, honest pricing, and dependable service homeowners can count on.

Unlike other companies where you may never meet the owner, our owners are on-site for every project to ensure each job is completed safely, professionally, and to your complete satisfaction. From tree removal and trimming to storm damage cleanup, we take pride in protecting your property and treating it with the same care we would our own.

Local Service You Can Count On

Proudly Serving the South Shore

Based in Kingston, Colonial Tree Service responds quickly to homeowners across the South Shore. Whether you need routine trimming or emergency storm cleanup, our team is ready to help.

These guys are great! Beat the competitors in regards to pricing, got the job done quickly (but carefully), and did a little extra pruning from what I was quoted. They even made sure my yard was not damaged at all by the machinery as well as went above and beyond with the clean up after. Highly recommend if you’re on the south shore and looking to have some tree work done!

Ronny W.

Very impressed! Just hired Colonial tree to remove a couple of fallen trees in my yard and they did a great job. The price was fair (lowest of 3 quotes) and they scheduled it at a time so my lawn would not be ruined by their equipment due to warmer wet weather. Seems they cared about the customer! They did a great job cleaning up as well. They will be first on my list for future tree work.

Jeff K.

Great job Eric and son! Eric is a wealth of knowledge, highly personable and very accommodating. I added additional scope while he was on site and he took care of it without flinching. The thoroughness of the cleanup was impressive. Eric has earned my trust and I will definitely use Colonial for all my tree needs going forward. Highly recommend!

Mike A.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are you fully insured?

Absolutely. We are fully insured. We carry comprehensive liability insurance and workers’ compensation to protect both our crew and your property on every job.

How much does it cost to remove a tree?

Tree removal costs depend on several factors, including the size of the tree, its condition, proximity to buildings or power lines, and access for equipment. Because every property and situation is different, pricing is determined after an on-site evaluation. Colonial Tree Service provides clear, upfront estimates so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.

Do you offer year-round tree service, even in winter?

Yes. Colonial Tree Service operates year-round, including winter months. Many tree removal and pruning jobs are actually safer and more efficient during colder weather, and we’re fully equipped to work in snow and frozen ground conditions.

How Do You Know if a Tree Should Be Pruned or Removed?

Deciding whether a tree should be pruned or completely removed depends on its condition, location, and the concern you are trying to address. If healthy branches are simply growing over a roof or driveway, trimming may provide the clearance you need. If a tree is compromised or could potentially strike a home or other structure, a more complete assessment may be necessary.

We recommend watching for signs such as dieback from the top of the tree, falling bark, visible rot, mushrooms around the base, cracks, insect activity, or an unusual amount of falling branches. These can indicate that a tree needs professional attention.

When you call us, we assess the individual situation and provide an honest recommendation. Our goal is not to remove a tree that can reasonably be maintained. If pruning can address the concern, we will explain that option. If the tree presents a hazard and removal is appropriate, we can safely handle the project from start to finish.

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How Does New England Weather Affect Your Trees?

Year-Round Tree Care Throughout Kingston.

Trees throughout the South Shore of Massachusetts experience changing conditions throughout the year, including strong winds, heavy rain, snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. These conditions can place additional stress on branches, trunks, and root systems, particularly when a tree already has dead limbs, structural weaknesses, or previous damage.

Seasonal weather can also reveal problems that were not noticeable earlier in the year. Heavy snow and ice may weigh down weakened branches, while strong winds can cause damaged limbs or entire trees to fail.

Colonial Tree Service provides year-round tree care throughout Kingston and surrounding South Shore communities. With more than 25 years of industry experience, our team can evaluate trees for potential concerns and recommend trimming, pruning, removal, or other appropriate services. Proactive tree care can help property owners address potential problems before severe New England weather puts additional stress on their trees.