Trickett Landscape and Construction

Tree Service Company in Auburn, New Hampshire

(978) 697-3466, Auburn, NH 03032View on Yelp

About Trickett Landscape and Construction

Trickett Landscape and Construction is based in Auburn, New Hampshire, a growing residential town in Rockingham County just southeast of Manchester. Offering landscaping, irrigation, and tree services under one roof makes them a practical choice for homeowners and property managers who want a single contractor handling outdoor work rather than coordinating multiple companies. Auburn's mix of newer subdivisions and older wooded lots creates real demand for both landscape design work and tree management. The (978) area code suggests they also serve customers across the border into northeastern Massachusetts.

Services

Landscaping
Irrigation
Tree Services

Services & Process

On the tree side, Trickett handles removal, pruning, and trimming, tasks that often tie directly into landscape projects where overgrown or misplaced trees need to go before new plantings or hardscaping can happen. Their irrigation services cover the design and installation of in-ground sprinkler systems, which require coordination with existing trees and root systems to avoid damage. Full landscaping work includes grading, planting, and lawn installation, often done after tree removal has opened up light and space. This combined service model means one crew can take a property from overgrown and neglected to fully designed and watered in a single project sequence.

Service Area

Trickett Landscape and Construction serves Auburn and the surrounding Rockingham County towns, including Manchester, Londonderry, Derry, and Chester. The (978) area code also points to service in the Merrimack Valley region of northeastern Massachusetts, giving them reach into towns like Haverhill and Methuen for customers looking for consistent contractor relationships across the state line.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you handle tree removal and new landscaping as part of the same project?
Yes, and that's actually one of the benefits of working with a company that does both. Removing trees and reshaping the landscape in a single project avoids the delays and miscommunication that come with hiring separate contractors for each phase.
Will tree roots damage my irrigation system if I plant near existing trees?
Root intrusion into irrigation lines is a real issue, especially with older hardwoods. A provider that handles both tree work and irrigation can plan the system layout to avoid problem areas and use appropriate pipe depth near root zones.
Do you serve commercial properties and HOAs in the Manchester area?
Yes, commercial and HOA work is common for companies operating out of Auburn given the volume of managed properties along the Route 101 and Route 3 corridors. Ask about recurring maintenance agreements if you manage multiple properties.
How long does a combined landscaping and tree removal project typically take?
Smaller projects might wrap up in a few days, while larger lots with significant tree work, grading, and irrigation installation can take a week or two. Weather, permit timelines, and material lead times all factor into the schedule.
Do I need to winterize my irrigation system every year in New Hampshire?
Yes, irrigation systems in New Hampshire must be blown out with compressed air before the first hard freeze, typically in October. Skipping this step can crack pipes and damage heads, leading to costly repairs in the spring.
Can you design a landscape plan around the mature trees I want to keep?
Absolutely. A landscape designer will assess which trees are healthy and worth preserving, then build the planting, grading, and irrigation plan around them. Protecting established trees during construction requires specific techniques to avoid compacting the root zone.

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