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Stanley Tree Service

(3.9 of 20 reviews)

275 George Washington Hwy, Smithfield RI , 02917

Open 24 Hours

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(401) 231-8733

Bartlett Tree Experts - North Kingstown

(0 of 0 reviews)

, North Kingstown RI , 02852

8:00AM-5:00PM

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Bartlett Tree Experts was founded by Francis A. Bartlett in 1907 and is the world's leading scientific tree and shrub care company. From its over 100 offices worldwide, Bartlett helps both residential and commercial customers maintain beautiful, healthy trees.

(401) 884-2885

Bayside Tree

(0 of 0 reviews)

, South Kingstown RI , 02879

Open 24 Hours

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Established in 1987

(401) 294-9316

Vieira's Tree Service

(4.8 of 5 reviews)

6 Wolf Hill Dr, Swansea MA , 02777

6:00AM-6:00PM

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(774) 644-0853

Levesque's Tree Service

(3.7 of 7 reviews)

531 Hailes Hill Rd, Swansea MA , 02777

Open 24 Hours

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(508) 674-4408

Joshua Services

(5 of 3 reviews)

, Warren RI , 02885

7:00AM-5:00PM

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Our Mission is always to deliver professional and valuable work while making sure our work is always above and beyond expectations. We are a respected company building a strong relationship with our clients in the great State of Rhode Island.

(401) 696-8250

Island Tree Service

(4.2 of 5 reviews)

55 Harvey Rd, Middletown RI , 02842

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(401) 846-0616

Island Lawn and Tree

(5 of 3 reviews)

, Middletown RI , 02842

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(401) 787-6001

Tree Removal - Prudence Island, RI

6 to 12 inches in diameter:	$ 550
12 to 24 inches in diameter	$ 1,400
diameter 24 to 36 inches:	$ 1,800
36 to 48 inches in diameter:	$ 2,300

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Obtaining a building permit:

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