Hutch's Property and Tree, LLC

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Website: www.HutchsTree.com
Phone: (207) 233-6955
Email: [email protected] This will result in cost savings to you. You will be treated honestly.

HOW WE GET WAY UP THAT TREE

I specialize in spike-less climbing, because the trees pruned are going to be healthier when I’m done… not wounded by spike holes. We will not spike (Gaff or Spur) up your precious trees unless they are going to be removed. Be weary of a climber that insists on using spikes or gaffs as these undoubtedly injure the tree that they are working to make safer and healthier. FORESIGHT

Often urban foresters are all too quick to tell you a beautiful tree “needs to be removed” in the interest of paying employee wages, salespeople and equipment loans. If it is practical to keep your trees while reducing the risk they pose to you and your property, we will explore options such as pruning to lighten the canopy of trees, removing dead limbs and cabling and/or bracing trees to decrease their chances of falling. ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY

I have chosen to operate with less overhead (minimal staff) than the other companies, hence I will not send a salesman out to give you an estimate, rather, I will consult with you myself. When you are happy with my work, you will tell your friends. If the job is big, I will work with other highly qualified arborists to finish in a timely manner and still save you money because of my low overhead. SAFETY

For our safety and that of you, your guests and pets, we embrace strict safe work standards provided by OSHA and ANSI. I also carry full liability insurance.

11/03/2026

Safeguarding your home is our priority. We removed hazardous dead hemlock trees for enhanced safety and beauty.

11/03/2026

Just another day in the pines! 🌲

A little rigging, a little zip-lining, and eventually bringing the whole tree down. We're using our cabling system to lower the limbs in a controlled manner before moving on to the main trunk. Nothing too fancy, just good teamwork and another tree safely on the ground.

Hope you enjoy this little look at the process! 🤙

11/01/2026

🍂🌲 WHERE’S HUTCH’S?!

We promise there are actual people working in this picture. 😂 With our orange and green blending right into the fall foliage, the crew might have found the ultimate camouflage.

👀 Can you find all of us? How many Hutch’s crew members can you spot? Drop your guess in the comments before you zoom in! 👇

10/30/2026

Big oaks, tight drops, and fall colors. 🍂🌲

Eli kicks things off with a big oak that’s nearly five feet in diameter. With mushrooms growing around the roots and a tight drop to work with, this one takes some careful planning. From there, we move on to some Pine work, including a fun moment chopping a tree to get it tipping, before wrapping things up with some shots of the crew working high in the canopy surrounded by gorgeous Maine fall colors.

Just another season working in the trees and enjoying the views along the way. 🤙

10/28/2026

A little fall color and work POV from inside the tractor cab. 🍂🌲

Just another day on the job here in Western Maine! While we're taking in the fall scenery, there's a climber hard at work up in the canopy. Tree climbing is about a lot more than getting up high and making cuts. Every move takes planning, from choosing secure anchor points and managing climbing lines to evaluating the tree's structure and figuring out the safest way to approach the work. And while the climber is up in the tree, the crew on the ground plays an equally important role in keeping the job coordinated and running smoothly.

Not a bad view from the office this time of year. 🤙

10/27/2026

To enhance safety around the home, multiple leaning and declining pines were safely removed with a crane, clearing the area for better access.

10/26/2026

There’s nothing quite like working in the trees in Maine this time of year. 🍂🌲

Between the crisp air, the fall colors, and the views from up in the canopy, we’re reminded how lucky we are to call these mountains and forests our office. A few moments from the crew out in the trees this autumn. Hope everyone’s getting a chance to enjoy the season!

10/22/2026

A little more behind the scenes in Stoneham, Maine! 🌲🏡

For this final installment of In The Trees, we're tagging along with the crew at this pretty incredible treehouse Airbnb property. From crane picks and a full day of work to getting a closer look at the finished spaces, there's a lot to take in on this one. A different view of the job, this time through Carter's camera. Safe to say, the crew was pretty excited to check these places out!

10/21/2026

Back in the trees in Stoneham, Maine 🌲

Part 2 of our In The Trees series follows Eli and the crew through another day on the job. Crane picks, working around primary lines, moving through the property, and taking in some pretty incredible scenery along the way. A little behind-the-scenes look at what we do, with a few timelapses and a slower pace.

And we're not done yet. Part 3 is coming soon!

10/20/2026

The removal of hazardous pines and pruning of shoreline trees enhanced safety and beauty for the homeowner.

Address

857 Lovell Road
Lovell, ME
04051

Telephone

+12072336955

Website

http://www.hutchstree.com/

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