Baldi Tree

Two hundred forty-four Google ratings averaging 4.9 is a great deal of tree work, and the thing customers keep describing is the crane. Reviews read like eyewitness accounts: a massive tree lifted out of a lot too tight for equipment, sections raised over power lines, neighbors wandering out to watch the whole thing. Baldi Tree is family-owned and works Plymouth County out of Plymouth — removal, pruning, stump grinding, lot clearing, chipping and seasoned cord wood. The site names no owner and leaves its founding year blank, but reviewers supply the name themselves, over and over: Ricardo. Speed is the second theme, and it is unusually well documented. One homeowner asked for a quote through the website on a Sunday, got a price the same day and had the work finished the next — which was a holiday. Another had a branch hanging over house service wires taken down the day after calling. A third called about a broken stem hanging over a garage and describes a fast, safe removal. Cleanup comes up nearly every time: sites raked clean, no debris, and in one case woodchips deliberately left behind because the customer asked to keep them for the yard. Against 230 reviews going back to 2021, one account runs the other way — a customer describing property damaged during a multi-tree removal rather than a clean job. It is a single complaint in a long record, and none of the last six months' reviews are negative, but it is the kind worth weighing in a trade where an error means a tree landing on something. One record needs reading carefully. BuildZoom lists two Massachusetts registrations under the owner's name at this address — a construction supervisor license and a home improvement contractor registration — both recorded inactive and, it says, cancelled at some point. Those cover construction and remodeling work, and that profile is a general-contracting listing rather than the tree business. Angi and HomeAdvisor both show 4.9 from the same 18 reviews, so that is one syndicated listing rather than two independent ones. Both note Spanish is spoken. For storm damage, a hazardous tree over a roof or wires, or a large multi-tree clearing where crane access drives the price, this is a strong call with a deep and consistent record. Before the crane arrives, get proof of insurance in writing and pin the scope down on paper — which trees, whether stumps are ground, and where the chips end up.