Marshfield limbs come down on our clock
Hazard trees, thinned crowns, and stumps that block a mower. Mark Bogan runs the saw from 1361 Main Street. Leave a phone number and the yard calls it back.
Eighteen seasons from Main Street, still climbing
BOGAN TREE SERVICE INC is a three-person tree crew, not a franchise roll-up. Ornamental shrubs and full removals share the same truck. Mark still walks the job before anyone starts the saw.
Cut, chip, grind, and leave the yard standing
Four jobs cover almost every call from Marshfield and the nearby shore towns.
Crown and clearance pruning
Thin a heavy oak, lift limbs off a roof, or open a drive so a truck can pass without scraping bark.
Whole-tree removal
A dead trunk, a lean toward the house, or a tree that has outgrown the lot. We drop it in pieces and chip the brush.
Stump grinding
The stump stays ugly until it is ground below grade. Chips stay on the lawn or go in the truck.
Storm hangers and shrubs
Wind-split leaders, ornamental shrubs that swallowed a walk, and brush piles after a nor’easter.
Walk the trunk before the saw starts
The sequence is the same whether the call is a shrub or a removal.
Walk the trunk
Look at lean, targets, and what the drop would hit.
Name the cut
Say what comes down and what stays before the chipper rolls in.
Chip on the street
Brush goes through the chipper. Logs are bucked where you want them.
Rake the landing
The lawn is raked. A stump grind is a second pass if you ask for it.
When the canopy is the actual problem
Lean over a roof
A trunk aimed at shingles gets sectioned from the top, not felled across the lawn.
Deadwood over a drive
Dry leaders drop in a wind. We take them before they take a windshield.
Shrubs past the walk
Ornamental yews and overgrown hedges get a hard prune, not a shrug.
Leave a number and Mark calls it back
One phone field. No calendar maze. The crew rings you from Marshfield.
Open the callback card