Asplundh Tree Experts

Asplundh has been contracted by Eversource to do tree trimming and clean up. This year they have left debris; sap, pines, pine branches, etc. in the culvert and on my property. I watched them do it. I found the road crew this morning and they acknowledged they did it Friday and said they would have it cleared out by end of day. it is still sitting blocking the culvert. They did not remove it. Last year I had to pay my own tree service to get rid of what the road crew left behind. Eversource - do you know who you are contracting? Next year, the answer is NO - don't come on my property.

I appreciate that they try to have road crew whereas I’ve seen loads of companies, and NHDOT in particular blocking busy roadways without proper signage or road crew. However, it doesn’t help if the guy’s head is so far in his phone that he’s completely unaware of traffic. This guy startled himself because he suddenly remembered he was standing in the middle of the road and aggressively waved his stop sign at me although I had already essentially stopped. I came out 40 minutes later and dude is now taking a call in the middle of the street. This is a busy intersection, RT3 at the Tilton Northfield line and where the guy is standing is the entrance to a large charter school. This is not the first time I’ve seen this blatant lack of concern or care for the job site and the people around it w

Completely and udderly useless. They just waste time doing nothing and closing down roads rather than actually working. Basically the same as any construction project that ever happens. So we all have to all go on these shitty dirt roads because they need to cut down trees on one short road for like six thousand years. Can't use other rd because bridge is out.

After a single contact with Eversource about trees bordering the road nearly in contact with power lines, the contractor, Asplundh came out to Hillsborough and took care of them very carefully and quickly. Excellent cleanup, very friendly and professional.

This is not a good example of “environmentally sustainable vegetation management”. Your employees need to be trained in tree trimming better than this. What a disappointment to see old mature trees handled this way.