Serving Hopkinton & MetroWest

Massachusetts Certified Arborists providing tree removal, pruning, and emergency storm response across Hopkinton since 2014.

Tree Service in Hopkinton, MA

Foppema Tree Care provides professional tree service in Hopkinton, MA, and the surrounding MetroWest area. Best known as the starting line of the Boston Marathon, Hopkinton is full of mature wooded lots, lakefront homes around Lake Maspenock and Whitehall Reservoir, and historic streets that demand careful tree care. 

Our crew has been working across Worcester County since 2014, with three Massachusetts Certified Arborists on staff and full credentials with the Massachusetts Arborist Association and the Tree Care Industry Association.

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Tree Removal in Hopkinton, MA

We provide tree removal services when a tree is dead, leaning toward a structure, storm-damaged, or in the way of new construction or solar installation. Every removal starts with an on-site assessment by our team, so you know exactly why the tree has to come down before any cutting begins.

For tight Legacy Farms and Preserve lots, we use crane-assisted tree removal to lift sections out cleanly without damaging your lawn or hardscape. Common issues we see in Hopkinton include emerald ash borer infestations, storm-damaged white pines along ridgelines, and hazardous oaks with structural cracks. If you’re not sure whether a tree needs to come down, ask for a hazardous tree evaluation first.

Tree Pruning & Trimming in Hopkinton

Healthy mature hardwoods need regular care. Our tree pruning in Hopkinton, MA, includes structural pruning for shape and strength, crown thinning to reduce storm load, deadwooding, view clearance, and utility-line clearance.

Tree trimming in Hopkinton requires a careful touch, particularly in the historic center and along Hayden Rowe. These are mature street trees with real character, and proper cuts protect them for the long term. A Massachusetts Certified Arborist on our team will assess each tree and recommend only what it needs.

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Call (774) 280-1546 or request a free estimate online. Every consultation is performed on-site by a Massachusetts Certified Arborist.

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Storm Damage Cleanup & Emergency Tree Service

Hopkinton sees its share of severe weather, including nor’easters, ice storms, and the occasional microburst. When a tree comes down across your driveway or onto your home, our emergency tree service in Hopkinton is ready to respond.

We handle storm damage tree removal, emergency storm cleanup, and stabilization of compromised trees, with fast response after major storms. Crane operators, chippers, and expert tree climbers are ready to deploy when you call.

Other Tree Services in Hopkinton

When you need a certified arborist in Hopkinton, MA, for evaluations, crane work, or other specialized services, we also handle:

Hazardous Tree Evaluations

For trees showing signs of disease, decay, or instability.

Tree Climbing

services for hard-to-reach work in tight or sloped lots

Crane Services

for large oaks and white pines near homes

Land Clearing

for new construction, solar installation, or property cleanup

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Local. Certified. Trusted since 2014.

“Every estimate is performed on-site by a Massachusetts Certified Arborist — never a salesperson.”

Why Hopkinton Homeowners Choose Foppema Tree Care

Foppema Tree Care is a trusted tree company in Hopkinton, MA, and across MetroWest. When you call us, here’s what you get:

Every estimate performed

on-site by a Massachusetts Certified Arborist, never a salesperson

Crane capability and climbing expertise

for Hopkinton’s tight lots and tall trees

Honest, upfront pricing

on every job

Free consultations and fast response

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Hopkinton Neighborhoods We Serve

We work across all of Hopkinton and the surrounding 01748 area, including:

  • Hopkinton Center and the historic district
  • Woodville
  • Legacy Farms and The Preserve
  • Highland Park
  • Hayden Rowe and Bear Hill
  • Lake Maspenock area properties
  • Homes along Route 135 and Route 85

Don’t see your neighborhood? Call us at (774) 280-1546 and we’ll let you know if we cover your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does tree removal cost in Hopkinton, MA?
Every estimate is different. Tree removal cost in Hopkinton depends on the size and species of the tree, its location on your property, accessibility for our equipment, the complexity of the takedown, and whether stump grinding or debris haul-away is included. Your initial consultation with Foppema Tree Care is free.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Hopkinton?
Local rules vary. Check the Town of Hopkinton’s website or call the town offices before scheduling work, especially for trees in the public right-of-way, scenic road areas, or sites with conservation restrictions. We can help you understand what’s needed once we’ve assessed the tree.
What tree diseases are common in Hopkinton?
Hopkinton homeowners should watch for emerald ash borer, which kills ash trees in 2 to 5 years, beech leaf disease, and hemlock woolly adelgid on hemlocks. D-shaped exit holes, sudden canopy thinning, white wool on hemlock needles, and banded leaves on beech are signs to call us. A Massachusetts Certified Arborist can identify the issue and recommend the right next step.
How fast can you respond after a storm?
Storm work is a priority for our crew. While you wait for us, stay clear of any tree that’s leaning, down on power lines, or partially supported by another tree, and call the utility company if wires are involved. We respond as quickly as we can after major storms, and from our Northbridge base, we can be on-site in Hopkinton once roads are clear.
Are you a certified arborist?
Yes. We have three Massachusetts Certified Arborists on our team, the highest level of arborist credentialing in the state, and we’re members of the Massachusetts Arborist Association and the Tree Care Industry Association. An MCA has passed exams on tree biology, soil science, diagnosis, and safe work practices, and must keep up with continuing education.