Scotts LawnService

Tree Service Company in Hermon, Maine

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(207) 848-333553 Daves Way, Hermon, ME 04401View on Yelp

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About Scotts LawnService

Scotts LawnService in Hermon, Maine offers a broad mix of property services including landscaping, pest control, and tree work, making it a practical one-stop option for homeowners who'd rather not coordinate multiple contractors. Hermon sits just west of Bangor, giving this provider easy access to a wide stretch of central Maine communities. With one review currently on record, the business is still building its public reputation, which means customers should ask for references and discuss project scope carefully before booking. They can be reached at (207) 848-3335.

Services

Landscaping
Pest Control
Tree Services

Services & Process

Scotts LawnService handles landscaping work like lawn maintenance, planting, and seasonal cleanups alongside tree services such as trimming, pruning, and removal. Pest control offerings typically include treatment for insects and other organisms that damage trees, shrubs, and turf, which is especially relevant in Maine where pests like the browntail moth have caused widespread damage across Waldo and Penobscot counties in recent years. Bundling tree health treatments with regular lawn care can help property owners catch problems earlier and maintain overall yard health more consistently.

Service Area

Scotts LawnService operates out of Hermon, Maine and is well positioned to serve the greater Bangor metro area and surrounding Penobscot County towns. Communities like Hampden, Orrington, Carmel, and Newburgh are all close by and likely within reach. Call (207) 848-3335 to confirm whether they cover your specific location.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is browntail moth and why does it matter for tree owners near Hermon, Maine?
Browntail moth is an invasive pest that has spread significantly across coastal and central Maine, including the Bangor and Hermon area. The caterpillars defoliate trees and also cause a serious skin rash similar to poison ivy in many people who come into contact with the hairs they shed. Tree service and pest control providers in this region are increasingly familiar with treatment options to protect affected trees.
Can a company that does both landscaping and tree services save me money compared to hiring separately?
It often can, mainly because you're not paying separate mobilization costs for multiple crews coming to your property. Bundling services also means the crew can spot related problems, like a pest issue affecting both your trees and your lawn, in a single visit. That said, you should still compare quotes to make sure the bundled price is competitive.
Does Scotts LawnService handle tree trimming or just full removal?
Based on their listed services, they offer general tree services which typically covers both trimming and removal depending on what the situation calls for. Trimming is often the right choice for healthy trees that are just getting too large or interfering with structures. Calling (207) 848-3335 to describe your specific tree situation will help them advise on the appropriate approach.
How often should trees near my home be inspected or trimmed in Maine?
A general rule of thumb is to have trees near structures inspected every one to three years, depending on how fast they're growing and whether they've shown any signs of disease or storm damage. Maine's winters are tough on trees, so a spring inspection after ice and snow season is a smart habit. Regular trimming every few years keeps trees structurally sound and reduces risk.
Is pest control for trees different from standard lawn pest control?
Yes, tree pest treatments often involve different products, timing, and application methods than lawn treatments. Some tree pests are treated with trunk injections, others with dormant oil sprays applied in late winter, and some with targeted foliar applications. A provider experienced with both tree and lawn pest issues can help you prioritize which treatments make the most difference for your property.
What should I do with wood after a tree is removed from my Hermon property?
Options include having the crew haul it away, splitting it for firewood, or leaving it for a local pickup service. If the wood is from a healthy tree, it can often be cut and stored for firewood use in future seasons. Maine's cold winters make firewood a practical byproduct, and some tree crews will split and stack it for an additional fee.

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