John W. Field Tree Service Inc.

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John W. Field Tree Service Inc.

John W. Field Tree Service - High Quality Tree Care and Crane Rentals in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts Founded in 2005 by John W. Annually, John W.

Field Tree Service is a full service tree care company committed to both clients and their trees. Field, we provide professional tree care to Berkshire County residents, companies and municipalities. Field Tree Service maintains a full-time, small staff of highly trained tree care experts who perform high quality work, safely & skillfully. Our size and staff commitment to quality allows us the opp

ortunity to know our clients, anticipate their needs and provide maximum value from the services we provide. John's intimate knowledge of all projects sets the company apart from the competition and John willingly shares his knowledge of trees with anyone willing to listen. A Berkshire native with a lifetime in the trees, combined with education and passion, John combines his skills with knowledge of safety, regulatory constraints and a commitment to get the job done properly. Field Tree Service is fully insured and can happily provide a current Certificates of Insurance. Field Tree Service participates in Arborist Day, along with other arborists, to provide services to some of the county's non-profit organizations as well as organizations serving the less fortunate. John is also committed to helping wherever it is needed; more recently, firewood donations to those in need as well as work for a Stockbridge not-for-profit and his home town of Sandisfield.

03/29/2026

The Emerald Ash Borer is barely the size of a dime, but don’t let that tiny footprint fool you. This is New England's other "green monster" and it's capable of taking down giants—trees thousands of times its size.

Lately, we’ve seen plenty of Ash trees looking a little "haggard." It’s easy to look at a thinning canopy and assume the tree just had a rough winter. But the real danger is lurking literally beneath the surface.

What should you look for?

Separating Bark: If the bark is peeling away from the trunk, it’s a major red flag.

"Abstract Art": Underneath that bark, the larvae leave behind S-shaped squiggly lines. They might look like beautiful carvings, but they’re actually "galleries" that cut off the tree's lifeblood.

We’ve had to remove entire stands of Ash trees because of this invasive pest.

If you think your trees are just "tired," let us take a closer look. It’s better to be safe than to lose a giant.

03/20/2026

Spring clean-up is underway! 🌤️

At historic Chesterwood, our team is tackling a long line of ash trees weakened by disease and the harsh winter. Every limb comes down safely thanks to the coordination between our expert arborist in the bucket and the operator guiding the lift. Skilled hands, clear communication, and care for the landscape — that’s what keeps the work beautiful.

03/14/2026

Thinking about planting a tree this year? Early spring is one of the best times to do it in New England. 🌱

The key isn’t the calendar—it’s the soil. For the best chance at long-term survival, you want soil temperatures to be consistently above 50°F before planting. That gives new trees plenty of time to establish roots and acclimate through the long growing season before winter returns.

A little patience now can mean a stronger, healthier tree for decades to come. Give us a call before the buds break.

03/05/2026

Not all heroes wear harnesses. Some have 12 wheels and answer to the name Kenworth.

Meet the unsung hero of John W. Field Tree Service — our trusty log truck. When early March decides to throw a little ice and snow our way, this workhorse doesn’t flinch. Slush? Snowbanks? Tight roadside landings? Just another day at the "office".

While the crew is up in the trees keeping your property safe, this rig is on the ground doing the heavy lifting — hauling logs, clearing debris, and keeping jobs moving no matter what the forecast says.

Here’s to the quiet powerhouse that keeps us rolling! 🚛🌲

(But seriously, spring is just around the corner, right? Right?)

02/27/2026

🌲✨ Happy National Retro Day! ✨🌲

Throwing it back to several years (and a slightly shorter hairline) ago with our founder, John Field.

Back when the chainsaw was a little newer, the beard was a little darker, and the hustle was already in full force. Some things haven’t changed though — John still loves endurance challenges, his dog Blue 🐾, and building the best crew in the business.

From day one, it’s been about hard work, client care, growth, and community.

Here’s to where we started — and how far we’ve climbed. 🌳

02/19/2026

⬆️ Our crew will climb to impressive heights to make your trees safe, healthy, and storm-ready. The view from up here? Incredible. The training it takes to get here? Extensive!

From precision pruning to complex removals, we’ve got the equipment, experience, and steady nerves to handle the job safely from the ground all the way to the top.

If your trees are looking a little too “high risk,” give us a call — we’re always ready to rise to the occasion. 🌳

(⚠️ Do not try this at home. Seriously. Leave the high-flying work to the pros.)

02/14/2026

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
We ❤️ your trees—
You should, too.

Strong roots make lasting relationships. Give us a call about checking in on your trees during this harsh winter.

02/06/2026

It’s the Super Bowl showdown nobody saw coming:

Patriots vs. Seahawks… vs. one very determined tree.

While the football world debates the last team standing, our crew is focused on the last tree standing—and getting the job done. This final giant marks the home stretch of site prep for the expansion at Fairview Hospital BHS , and we’re proud to help clear the way for something that truly matters to our community.

No overtime. No replay reviews. Just solid teamwork, steady hands, and a clean finish.🏆

01/30/2026

Progress you can see—and a project that really matters. 🌲➡️🏥

John W. Field Tree Service is proud to be part of the site prep for the 44,000 sq foot expansion at Fairview Hospital BHS . After safely removing several massive evergreens and clearing the ground, the site is clean, secure, and nearly ready for the next phase of construction.
This expansion is a much-needed investment in Southern Berkshire County’s only hospital and medical treatment center, and we’re honored to help lay the groundwork for what’s ahead.

01/22/2026

We’re incredibly grateful for our clients and their kind words. 🌲

Thank you for trusting John W. Field Tree Service with your property.

If we’ve worked together, we’d love to hear from you—your reviews mean the world to us.

01/17/2026

Winter has a way of revealing what summer hides 🌬️❄️

Without leaves, it’s easier to spot structural issues like cracks, deadwood, and weak branch unions — especially after snow, ice, and wind.

👀 What to look for right now:
• Hanging or broken limbs
• Leaning trees or exposed roots
• Cracks in trunks or major branches
• Trees close to homes, driveways, or power lines

Catching problems now can help prevent costly (and dangerous) damage later.
📞 If something doesn’t look right, give us a call — we’re happy to take a look.

Address

63 S. Sandisfield Road, Suite A
New Marlborough, MA
01230

Telephone

+14133296519

Website

http://fieldtreeservice.com/

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