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Complete care for beautiful, healthy, and safe trees

Through investments in equipment and talented people, we are building the premier Pacific Northwest tree care service.

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For every project, we focus on delivering exceptional value. Whether it's tree pruning, tree removal, or routine maintenance, we are here to help. Our goal is to ensure the safety and long-term health and safety of your trees.

Tree Care Experts

Tree Trimming

• Pruning for tree growth
• Trimming for health and beauty
• Skilled arborists guarantee quality

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Tree Removal

• Removal of all tree sizes
• Stump grinding and debris removal
• Efficient worksite clean up

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Emergency Services

• Dangerous tree removal
• Downed trees and branches
• Debris clean up

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Our arborists are trained to identify common diseases and hazards. Before climbing any tree, we make an assessment of the overall tree health. We will make a recommendation for the best course of treatment.

Common Tree Diseases

Armillaria Root Rot – A fungal disease that causes root decay, often affecting conifers and hardwoods.
Dutch Elm Disease – A fungal infection spread by elm bark beetles, affecting elm trees.
Powdery Mildew – A fungal disease that creates a white, powdery coating on leaves, often seen on maples, oaks, and other broadleaf trees.
Phytophthora Root Rot – A waterborne fungal infection that affects roots, commonly affecting trees like alder and Douglas fir.
Cedar-Apple Rust – A fungal disease that primarily affects western red cedar and apple trees.
Cottonwood Leaf Rust – A fungal disease that causes yellowish-orange spots on cottonwood tree leaves.
White Pine Blister Rust – A fungal disease that affects white pines, weakening trees and making them more susceptible to other diseases.
Cherry Leaf Spot – A fungal infection that causes dark spots on cherry tree leaves, leading to premature leaf drop.
Pine Needle Cast – A fungal disease that causes pine needles to turn brown and fall off prematurely, often affecting Douglas fir.
Beech Bark Disease – A combination of a fungal infection and insect infestation, primarily affecting beech trees.

Pruning trees is important for several reasons, all of which contribute to the overall health, safety, and aesthetics of the tree. Here are some key reasons why tree pruning is essential:

Promotes Healthy Growth: Regular pruning removes dead, damaged, or diseased branches, which can help prevent the spread of illness and allow the tree to direct energy toward healthy growth.
Improves Tree Structure: Pruning helps to shape the tree, removing weak or poorly placed branches. This encourages a stronger, more balanced structure, which is crucial for long-term tree health and stability.
Enhances Safety: Overgrown or broken branches can pose a safety hazard by potentially falling or interfering with power lines, roads, or buildings. Pruning reduces these risks, making the tree safer for the surrounding area.
Increases Airflow and Sunlight: Removing excess branches allows more sunlight and air to reach the interior of the tree, which helps the tree’s foliage thrive and reduces the risk of fungal growth.
Improves Aesthetic Appeal: Proper pruning enhances the tree’s natural shape and beauty, making it more visually appealing in landscapes or gardens.
Encourages Fruit or Flower Production: For fruit trees, pruning can improve fruit yield and quality by encouraging better flower and fruit production. Removing dead or unproductive branches allows the tree to focus energy on producing new growth.
Increases Tree Longevity: Proper care and pruning can help extend the life of the tree, reducing stress and improving overall resilience to environmental factors.

Reducing the number of tree branches, topping the crown of the tree, and removing decaying limbs can allow the tree to breathe, which promotes healthy growth.