Protect your investment and your landscape with services from our company. Located in Greenwich, Connecticut, Round Hill Tree Service is owned and operated by licensed arborists, specializing in tree services for residential properties. With more than 50 years of experience in the tree services field, our team has the knowledge and expertise to provide prompt, professional, and affordable services when you need them most. From tree pruning and shaping, to pest control application and custom landscape design, we do it all!
Round Hill Tree Service is a third generation, family owned and operated business that has been serving Greenwich and the surrounding area since 1961. Our owner, Richard V. Masi, and his son Rick, are both licensed and certified arborists in Connecticut and New York. Richard has been a past president of the Connecticut Tree Protective Association, while both are members of the International Society of Arboriculture. For more than 50 years, we have provided excellent customer service and superior tree care, and we have an exceptional safety record.
Count on our team in Greenwich, Connecticut, for professional tree removal, tree pruning, and pest control services. Custom landscape design is also available and we offer picture perfect layouts for your trees, shrubs, and flowerbeds. Give us a call at (203) 531-5759 to learn more, or to schedule a consultation. Whether you are in need of pruning, shaping, or tree removal and stump grinding, look no further than Round Hill Tree Service. All tree services are performed by one of our licensed arborists, and we leave your property in pristine condition once we are finished.
It is never a good idea to top trees. Cutting main branches back to stubs is extremely harmful and unhealthy for trees. Stubs will grow back weakly attached branches that are higher and more likely to break during a storm.
Did you know that well maintained trees and shrubs in your garden can increase your property value by up to 15%? Vegetation can be the key factor in a buyers first impressions of your house.
Did you know that a single tree produces approximately 260 pounds of oxygen per year? That means two mature trees can supply enough oxygen annually to support a family of four!
If you have a failing mature tree that you'd like to save, talk to a tree professional. There may be some alternative options available, such as staking and cabling the tree to support heavy limbs or correct a weak root system.
A young tree needs more water than an older tree. The root system of well established trees will find water at deeper levels. However, it is also important to not over water as this can over saturate a younger trees’ root ball.
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