Misty forest footpath at dawn in New Hampshire

Our mission

Journey between the opposites

Hard work in the woods can be part of the answer. It shouldn't be the only place a man is allowed to feel something.

Why this matters

The quiet part of this trade

Forestry, logging, firefighting and the trades all pull from the same kind of person: someone who shows up, carries the load and doesn't complain. That's a strength right up until it becomes the reason nobody knows you're struggling.

Devon Skerry came to this business through the fire service, where the calls stack up and the culture says you handle it. Men in these fields die by suicide at rates far higher than the general population, and most never say a word beforehand. That isn't a statistic to him — it's people he's worked beside.

So Skerry Timber Services is built as two things at once: a professional tree and forestry company, and an open door. If you're on a job with us, you'll hear it talked about like any other safety topic — because it is one. And if you're a customer, neighbor or another contractor who needs to talk, the number on this site works for that too.

The woods are a good place to clear your head. They're a better place with somebody walking next to you.

How we live it

What this looks like day to day

Talk about it on the job

Mental health gets covered like any other safety brief — no stigma, no jokes, no pretending everyone's fine.

Work with veterans

As a veteran owned business, we hire, mentor and refer veterans, and point them toward services built for them.

Show up for neighbors

Sometimes that's a discounted removal for a family in a hard spot. Sometimes it's just answering the phone.

Need a hand — with a tree or otherwise?

Call and you'll get Devon. No script, no runaround.