ABOUT
Nantucket Forester is a large tree transplanting and transporting specialist. We’re capable of relocating your existing trees or bringing additional mature trees to your Nantucket property. Using a large truck with a tree spade mounted on the back we can dig up and transplant large trees on your property and move them to different locations. Nantucket Forester is committed to providing excellence throughout the entire process of transplanting trees and shrubs. They work closely with the best arborists and irrigation specialists on Nantucket to ensure that regardless of the variety of trees or plant relocated, it receives the correct care. Trees are a valuable asset of any property, providing beauty, privacy, and value. If construction plans require clearing of established trees and shrubs consider relocating them on the property or possibly selling them to someone who would like the tree or scrub.
• Trees can be Transplanted from April Thru November
• We can Offer a Wide Variety of Native Nantucket Shrubs and Trees
• 8′ Diameter Soil Plug Weighting Approximately 14,000 lbs.
• Self Contained Water System Used for Spading
• All Underground Utilities and Equipment Located Prior to Digging
• We Transplant Trees Up to 12″ Diameter And Evergreens Up to 35′ Tall
• We Need at Least 10′ Around Tree with no Obstacles.
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BENEFITS OF LARGE TREE RELOCATING
Tree transplanting on Nantucket offers you the alternative to move a mature tree when it has outgrown the area where it was originally planted. This usually happens when a tree gets too large or the tree interferes with a structure, septic system, or a new construction project. You no longer have to cut the tree down because we can move it to another location. This will save you money because a large tree moved on your Nantucket property will only be a fraction of the cost of a newly purchased tree. This will provide you with a more satisfying and cost-effective solution to your landscaping problems.
Have the landscape that you want now without waiting 15 to 25 years for a smaller tree to grow.