Tree service companies in New Hampshire
- 145 companies
- 3 county pages
- 83 active USDOT
New Hampshire has 145 tree service companies listed, and 83 of them hold an active USDOT registration. 3 counties have pages of their own.
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Other countiesOther counties in New Hampshire
42 companies in 7 counties with fewer than 15 listings. Open a county to see its companies.
Belknap County4 companies
ArborTech "Tree Removal Experts", CP Tree LLC, Oak Tree Leassing Inc, Rick's Tree Service
Carroll County5 companies
Broadleaf Tree Service LLC, Edwards Excavation and Tree Service LLC, Rotten Rock Hardscaping and Tree Service Inc, Steves Tree & Landscape, Tree Surgeons
Cheshire County12 companies
Andy's Tree Service Inc, ArborClimb, Dyer Tree LLC, Hart Brothers Tree Service LLC, Hoopers Tree Service Inc, Hart Brothers Tree Service, McClure's Tree Service LLC, Oak Tree Terra LLC, Russell Tree LLC, Tree Sawyer Inc, Wilcox Tree Service LLC, Wright Tree Service
Coos County3 companies
Allin Stump & Tree LLC, Eagger Beaver Tree Service LLC, Rivard Tree LLC
Grafton County8 companies
An Artistic Arborist, Barnes Tree and Landscape, Blake Tree and Landscape, Classen's Tree Service, Fox Tree & Landscape Service Inc, Mad River Top Notch Tree Experts, MJ Clark Logging & Tree Service, Warren's Tree Removal
Strafford County6 companies
Burkes Tree Service LLC, Flannerys Tree Service LLC, FX Tree Service LLC, Soul Tree Care LLC, Taylor Tree Service, Timber Falls Tree Care Inc
Sullivan County4 companies
Bush Tree Service, Jose Tree, M Scott Stump LLC, Pine Tree Castings
About New Hampshire
New Hampshire doesn't license arborists or tree care, and its forester licensing law says arboriculture doesn't need a license.1 In New Hampshire, the federal OSHA rule keeps workers who aren't trained for line work 10 feet from lines up to 50,000 volts.2 The state's one-call law lists tree and root removal as excavation, so call 811 before a stump comes out.3 Towns in New Hampshire can't use zoning to unreasonably limit forestry, and state policy doesn't bar residential tree ordinances.4
Tree work rules in New Hampshire
- State license
No state license for tree work.1
- Local permits
Set locally, with some limits in state law.4
- Near power lines
In New Hampshire the federal OSHA rule is the one that applies: workers who aren't trained for line work keep 10 feet from lines up to 50,000 volts.2
- 811 and stumps
Stump or root removal counts as digging.3
- Pesticide license
Needed to spray or inject trees for hire.5
What tree work costs
Published national ranges, not quotes. Local quotes vary.
- Removing a tree under 30 ft
- $150 to $500 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree 30 to 60 ft
- $450 to $1,500 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree 60 to 80 ft
- $800 to $2,000 per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Removing a tree over 80 ft
- $1,000 to $2,500 or more per tree (HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Trimming a tree
- $80 to $400 under about 30 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)$150 to $800 at 30 to 60 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)$300 to $1,800 over 60 ft (Angi, Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Grinding a stump
- $150 to $500 for a typical stump (HomeGuide, Angi, Forbes Home, Fixr)
- Emergency or storm removal
- about 2 to 3 times the normal price (HomeGuide, Fixr, Forbes Home)
Ranges from HomeGuide, Angi, Fixr and Forbes Home, checked September 2026.
Wages and licensing in New Hampshire