Preserving & managing trees and natural areas
throughout the White Mts, Lakes Region & Western Maine for over 48 years.
Pruning
Removals
Cabling
Preservation
Health Assessments
Fertilization Programs
Pest/Disease Management
Vegetation Control
Fruit & Ornamentals
For close to 50 years, P.C. Hoag & Co. has specialized in tree preservation, care, and safe removals for homeowners and businesses in Gilford, New Hampshire, and throughout the Lakes Region. Our certified arborists and experienced crews provide services rooted in science, safety, and sustainability.
From preserving historic trees to removing those that have become hazardous, every project is handled with integrity and respect for the environment.
Below is an overview of our core tree care services, each designed for residential, commercial, and municipal properties.
From caring for cherished old trees to removing those that pose a risk, each project is handled with integrity and a strong commitment to protecting the environment.
Below is an overview of our essential tree care services, tailored to the needs of homeowners, businesses, and municipalities.




Family‑run since 1976, caring for New Hampshire’s landmark trees and landscapes.
Every crew includes certified pros trained to ANSI A300 & Z133 safety standards.
We treat building sites as a living canvas—marking valuable trees & shrubs for retention.
Inventories, diagnostics, and treatments are backed by detailed field data and industry research.
From lakefront storms to roadside hazards, PC Hoag & Co. acts fast in Gilford to restore safety.
A+ BBB rating, full liability insurance, and deep roots in the Lakes & White Mountains.
Our services are built on the most current scientific understanding of trees, shrubs, and ecosystems, ensuring Gilford clients receive effective, research-backed solutions.
P.C. Hoag & Co. was established in 1976 by Pete Hoag after completing college. He studied directly with renowned tree biologist Dr. Alex Shigo, whose groundbreaking research on tree decay and natural defense systems remains a cornerstone of arboriculture today.