Bello Tree Care

About Bello Tree Care

Baldwin sits on sandy ground above the Saco, where Route 113 follows the Pequawket Trail north between the hills and the pines grow straight and close together. Late in September the ridge hardwoods start to turn while the river still holds onto summer, and that is the stretch when Bello Tree Care gets to the pruning that keeps a dooryard tree honest. White pines here go up fast and thin, and when one begins leaning toward a roof it leaves top-down, in sections, over ground that doesn't forgive a dropped log. A northwest wind snaps crowns clean off; storm damage cleanup means a woods road opened, the brush chipped, the yard put back to itself. Trimming, pruning, taking out what cannot stay — the work of keeping trees and houses on speaking terms.