Kevin Martin Landscaping And General Contracting

Tree Service Company in Biddeford, Maine

(207) 210-2048, Biddeford, ME 04005View on Yelp
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About Kevin Martin Landscaping And General Contracting

Kevin Martin Landscaping and General Contracting is a Biddeford, Maine business that combines landscaping, tree services, and general contracting in a way that suits the wide variety of projects southern Maine property owners deal with. Biddeford is one of Maine's larger cities, with an active downtown revitalization and a mix of older housing stock and newer development that generates steady demand for outdoor and structural work. Having a contractor who can handle both the trees and the surrounding construction work saves time and prevents the miscommunication that comes from juggling separate crews. Call (207) 210-2048 for details.

Services

Landscaping
Tree Services
General Contractors

Services & Process

Tree services here likely include trimming, removal, and stump work handled with an eye toward the finished landscape rather than just the tree itself. The general contracting side adds the ability to follow up tree removal with grading, hardscaping, or even structural repairs to fencing or retaining walls that were affected by root damage. Landscaping ties it all together, covering plantings, lawn installation, and bed design once the tree work is done. That full-project capability makes this a practical choice for property owners tackling renovations or dealing with damage that crosses multiple trade areas.

Service Area

Kevin Martin serves Biddeford and the surrounding communities in York County and southern Maine. Saco, Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunk, and Dayton are all close by and within a reasonable service range. Biddeford's location off the Maine Turnpike puts the whole southern Maine coast within easy reach.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you remove a tree and repair the damage it caused to my fence or retaining wall?
That's exactly the kind of job where having a general contractor on the same team makes a difference. Tree removal often reveals or causes damage to nearby structures, and a contractor who handles both can address everything in one project.
Do you handle stump grinding after tree removal in Biddeford?
Stump grinding is a standard part of most tree removal projects and leaves the area ready for lawn seeding, planting, or paving. Without grinding, stumps can continue to send up shoots and eventually rot in ways that attract pests.
Can you install new landscaping after a tree removal?
Yes, replacing removed trees with appropriate plantings is a smart move for both aesthetics and property value. A provider with landscaping services can recommend species that suit the site conditions and match the scale of what was removed.
What tree services are most common in Biddeford's older neighborhoods?
Mature elm, maple, and oak trees in older urban neighborhoods often need deadwood removal, crown thinning, or full removal when they've grown too close to power lines or foundations. Root intrusion into sewer lines and walkways is also a frequent issue.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree on my property in Biddeford?
Maine generally allows property owners to remove trees on their own land without a permit, but local ordinances and shoreland zoning rules can create exceptions. It's worth checking with the city or asking your contractor before starting work on anything near the street or a wetland.
How long does a combined tree removal and landscaping project typically take?
A single tree removal with stump grinding and basic lawn repair can often be done in a day. Larger projects involving multiple trees, hardscaping, or new plantings may take several days to a week depending on weather and scheduling.

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