Question 1

What services does Sasa's Tree Care offer?

Accepted Answer

Sasa's Tree Care provides a comprehensive range of tree services, including tree pruning, removal, stump grinding, emergency tree care, and more. Our team is dedicated to maintaining the health and beauty of your trees.

Question 2

Are your estimates free?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our estimates are 100% free and come with no obligation. The company owner will personally walk through your property with you, assess your tree care needs, and provide an estimate promptly.

Question 3

How can I request a quote for tree services from Sasa's Tree Care?

Accepted Answer

Getting a quote is easy! Just contact us, and we’ll schedule a convenient time to assess your tree care needs and provide a detailed, transparent estimate.

Question 4

Is Sasa's Tree Care insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Sasa's Tree Care is fully insured. Our team adheres to industry standards, ensuring the safety of our clients, their properties, and our crew members.

Question 5

Do I need a permit to remove a tree?

Accepted Answer

Permit requirements vary by location:

Brookline: As of March 27, 2025 a permit is required to remove all trees that have a trunk diameter of six inches and greater, please visit Brookline's Tree Protection and Tree Removal page.​

Dover: The town does not have jurisdiction over trees on private property unless they are within the buffer zone of wetlands or a perennial stream. In such cases, you should contact the Conservation Commission to determine any approvals needed.

Framingham: Framingham does not have specific regulations requiring permits for tree removal on private property. However, it's advisable to consult with the local Tree Warden or Conservation Commission, especially if the property is within a wetland buffer zone.

Hopkinton: Hopkinton does not have specific regulations requiring permits for tree removal on private property.

Natick: Natick does not have specific regulations requiring permits for tree removal on private property. However, it's advisable to consult with the local Tree Warden or Conservation Commission, especially if the property is within a wetland buffer zone.

Needham: Requires permit, please read more details here .

Newton: As of March 1, 2024, a permit is required to remove all trees that have a trunk diameter of six inches and greater. The application for a permit can be found online through the City's permitting portal. ​City of Newton.

Norfolk: Norfolk does not have specific regulations requiring permits for tree removal on private property.

Sherborn: Sherborn does not have specific regulations requiring permits for tree removal on private property. However, it's advisable to consult with the local Tree Warden or Conservation Commission, especially if the property is within a wetland buffer zone.​

Wellesley: No permit is needed for routine tree maintenance, pruning, or tree removal not related to construction or demolition.

West Roxbury: West Roxbury is a neighborhood in Boston, which generally requires a permit for removing significant trees on private property. It's recommended to consult the City of Boston's Urban Forestry Division for specific guidelines.​

Weston: Landowners must obtain permission from the Conservation Commission before any tree, brush, or vegetation removal or cutting, lawn expansion, or soil grading if the work is within Wetland Resource Areas, Riverfront Areas, Buffer Zones, or Conservation Restriction Areas.

Please note that local regulations can change, and it's always best to consult with the respective town's official resources or contact their Conservation Commission or Tree Warden for the most current information.

Question 6

What sets Sasa's Tree Care apart from other tree service providers?

Accepted Answer

We stand out through our unwavering commitment to excellence, safety, and customer satisfaction. Our expert team ensures your trees receive the best care possible, combining traditional techniques with cutting-edge technology.