Safe removal of trees that pose risks to structures, power lines, or people. Our process begins with thorough site evaluation to determine the best removal method. We handle trees of all sizes, from small ornamentals to large mature specimens.
Large tree removal requires specialized equipment including cranes, bucket trucks, and rigging systems. Our crew manages complex removals near buildings, over rooflines, and in tight spaces. We protect surrounding vegetation and structures throughout the process.
Stump grinding completes every removal project. We grind stumps below ground level and backfill with wood chips, leaving your yard ready for new landscaping or lawn restoration.
Proper pruning maintains tree structure, removes dead or diseased branches, and improves overall health. We follow ANSI A300 standards for all pruning work, making cuts that promote healing and prevent decay.
Crown cleaning removes dead, dying, and broken branches throughout the canopy. This reduces wind resistance and eliminates potential hazards while maintaining the tree’s natural shape.
Crown thinning selectively removes branches to increase light penetration and air circulation. This technique reduces wind load on trees and allows more sunlight to reach your lawn and garden areas.
Crown raising removes lower branches to provide clearance over walkways, driveways, and buildings. We maintain proper branch-to-trunk ratios to preserve tree health and structural integrity.
Pacific Northwest storms can cause significant tree damage requiring immediate attention. Our emergency response team operates 24/7 to address fallen trees, broken branches, and other storm-related hazards.
We prioritize safety when clearing storm debris. Our first step involves securing the area and identifying electrical hazards or structural damage. We then systematically remove debris while protecting remaining vegetation.
Insurance documentation support includes detailed photos and written assessments of damage. We work directly with insurance adjusters to ensure proper claim processing and coverage determination.
Recovery planning helps restore your landscape after major storm events. We assess surviving trees for damage, recommend treatments, and suggest replacement plantings for lost specimens.
Tree emergencies don’t follow business hours. We provide round-the-clock response for dangerous situations including trees on structures, blocked roadways, and power line conflicts.
Our emergency equipment truck carries chainsaws, rigging gear, and safety equipment for immediate response. We maintain fuel, supplies, and backup equipment to handle multiple emergency calls.
Power line clearance requires coordination with utility companies. We work with Puget Sound Energy and other providers to safely remove trees from electrical systems while restoring power service.
Structural damage assessment determines if trees have compromised buildings, fences, or other improvements. We provide temporary stabilization when possible and coordinate with contractors for repairs.
Dead and dying branches create liability risks and can spread disease to healthy tree parts. Regular deadwood removal maintains tree health and reduces hazards to people and property.
Disease prevention stops the spread of pathogens that enter through dead tissue. Removing infected branches limits disease progression and protects tree vitality.
Wildlife habitat improvement follows responsible deadwood management. We retain beneficial dead wood when safe while removing hazardous branches that could fall.
Scheduled maintenance programs include annual or bi-annual deadwood removal visits. Regular service prevents small problems from becoming major hazards while maintaining tree health.
