For tree removal services in Uxbridge, MA, we’re one of the closest professional teams available. Foppema Tree Care is headquartered right next door in Northbridge, which makes us a short drive from nearly every property across 01569. We’re called for trees that are dead, leaning, storm-damaged, affected by Asian longhorned beetle, or sitting in the path of new construction, a septic install, or a solar project.

Three Massachusetts Certified Arborists run our crew, and we’ve worked across Worcester County and the Blackstone Valley since 2014, with MAA and TCIA credentials behind every job. Before any removal job in Uxbridge, we review the Town of Uxbridge’s tree and wetland rules, especially around the Blackstone, Mumford, and West River corridors and the conservation land near the Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park.

Tree Service in Uxbridge

Our tree service in Uxbridge covers the full menu: tree removal, stump grinding, pruning, trimming, hazardous tree assessments, crane-assisted work, lot and land clearing, and storm response. Uxbridge isn’t one kind of property. The compact village lots in North Uxbridge and around Ironstone in South Uxbridge ask for different rigging and access than the wooded subdivisions on the outskirts and the waterfront parcels along Uxbridge’s three river corridors.

The trees here are mostly Central Massachusetts staples: northern red oak, red maple, sugar maple, eastern white pine, eastern hemlock, and white ash. Worcester County has its share of invasive pest pressure, including the ALB program covered below. A Massachusetts Certified Arborist looks at every Uxbridge tree before we touch it.

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Tree Trimming & Pruning in Uxbridge, MA

Tree pruning pays off when a storm rolls in. Crown thinning on tall white pines and aging oaks reduces the load that nor’easters and microbursts can drop onto a roof. Structural cuts on mature hardwoods around Uxbridge Center, Quaker Highway, and Hartford Avenue keep older trees sound for another generation.

Tree trimming in Uxbridge covers deadwood removal, sightline clearance for river-corridor and pond-side homes, and utility-line clearance on Route 16 and Route 122 where wires run beneath the canopy. We plan every cut around the species, the season, and what the tree can take.

Call (774) 280-1546 for a free estimate, or send a request through our site. Every Uxbridge job starts with a Massachusetts Certified Arborist on the property.

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Storm Damage Cleanup & Emergency Tree Service

Central Massachusetts weather doesn’t pull punches. Ice loads on white pines, microbursts in July, and the occasional nor’easter all leave their mark on Uxbridge property. Because Northbridge is the next town over, we’re often on the ground here before our phones stop ringing.

We handle emergency storm cleanup, debris hauling, and stabilization of half-down trees once the area is safe. Climbing arborists, crane operators, and chip professionals mobilize as quickly as conditions allow.

Asian Longhorned Beetle & Tree Health in Uxbridge

Massachusetts has one active Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) quarantine: Worcester, Shrewsbury, Auburn, West Boylston, and Boylston. Uxbridge sits south of the regulated zone in the same county, which makes ALB worth tracking on any property with maples. Watch maple bark for round, pencil-sized holes (about 3/8 inch), sawdust at the trunk base, and dieback from the canopy down.

Other regional pests include emerald ash borer (D-shaped holes on ash, about 1/8 inch), hemlock woolly adelgid (white woolly tufts on the underside of hemlock branches), and beech leaf disease (dark stripes between leaf veins). If something looks off, request a hazardous tree evaluation.

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

Why Uxbridge Homeowners Choose Foppema Tree Care

Uxbridge homeowners pick Foppema because few companies are closer to most of the town. A few reasons we get the call:

Every estimate handled in person

by a Certified Arborist in Uxbridge, MA, not a salesperson

Crane and climbing experience

for steep, wet, or wooded lots across the Blackstone Valley

Plain pricing

with no surprise add-ons after the job starts

Northbridge HQ

next door means fast turnaround on emergency calls

Uxbridge Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve

We serve every part of the 01569 ZIP, including:

  • Uxbridge Center and the historic district
  • North Uxbridge near Linwood and the River Bend Visitor Center
  • South Uxbridge and the Ironstone village area
  • Properties along the Blackstone River corridor
  • Homes along the Mumford River and West River
  • Lots along Route 146, Route 16, Route 122, Quaker Highway, and Hartford Avenue

Not sure if you’re inside our regular zone? Call to check.

Next-door arborists, quick start. Call (774) 280-1546 or book a free estimate online.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does tree removal cost in Uxbridge, MA?

There’s no flat price. What you pay depends on the size and species of the tree, how close it is to a structure or power line, what kind of equipment fits the site, the complexity of the takedown, any permits or wetland reviews involved, and whether stump grinding or debris haul-out is part of the bid. Free, in-person estimates from Foppema are the starting point for every Uxbridge job.

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Uxbridge?

Sometimes, yes. Three categories trigger permits in Uxbridge: public shade trees in the road right-of-way (Tree Warden approval under Massachusetts state law), any work within 100 feet of a wetland (Conservation Commission under the state Wetlands Protection Act), and trees on designated scenic roads (Planning Board sign-off). The Town of Uxbridge can tell you whether your specific tree falls in one of these categories, and we’ll help you sort through it before booking the job.

How do I report a possible Asian longhorned beetle sighting in Uxbridge?

If you see ALB signs on a maple (round pencil-sized holes, sawdust at the base, or top-down dieback), don’t touch the tree or move any cut wood. Report it to the Massachusetts ALB Cooperative Eradication Program through mass.gov or USDA APHIS. You can also call us first, and we’ll confirm what we see and walk you through the right next steps.

How fast can you respond after a storm in Uxbridge?

Fast, given our location. After a major storm, we sort calls by what’s safest to handle first: trees on homes, then trees blocking streets, then anything on or near power lines. Utility-line situations get handled by the power company before our team arrives, and our Northbridge base means short drive times into Uxbridge even on busy roads.

Can you handle tree work on conservation or wetland-restricted property in Uxbridge?

Yes, but always with a careful read of the rules first. Trees within wetland buffer zones, on or near scenic roads, and on conservation-restricted parcels often require local sign-off before any cutting. We’ve walked plenty of Uxbridge properties along the rivers and inside protected zones where these rules apply, and we know how to coordinate with the Town of Uxbridge before scheduling the work.

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Address: 1041 Sutton St. Northbridge, MA 01534

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