Tree Removal
Douglas fir, cedar, maple and alder of any size, including the ones leaning over the roof. Felled where there is room, rigged down in pieces where there is not.

Removal first, because that is what most calls are about. Then everything that goes with it: storm work, trimming, stumps, brush and full lot clearing.
A tree job rarely stops at the tree. Take down a big fir and there is a stump, a pile of brush, forty rounds of firewood and a lawn full of sawdust. Clear a lot and there is blackberry coming back from the roots by spring.
We handle all of it, so you are not lining up a tree crew, then a stump grinder, then someone with a trailer. One estimate, one schedule, one crew that leaves the yard clean.
Douglas fir, cedar, maple and alder of any size, including the ones leaning over the roof. Felled where there is room, rigged down in pieces where there is not.
A tree through the roof or across the driveway after a windstorm. We stabilise it so nothing else breaks, then cut it off and clear it.
Dead tops, cracked trunks, fungus at the base, a root plate lifting out of soggy ground. Taken down on your schedule instead of the storm's.
Deadwood out, heavy limbs shortened, limbs cut back off the roof and gutters. Cuts made at the collar so the tree seals over.
We look at the lean, the trunk, the root flare and the crown and tell you plainly whether the tree is sound, needs work, or should come down.
Ground below the lawn line with the surface roots chased out, or the whole stump pulled where a foundation or driveway is going in.
Alder thickets, brush and small timber cleared for a building site, a view, pasture or a defensible space around the house.
Himalayan blackberry walls and Scotch broom cut down and the root crowns dealt with, so the patch does not just grow back next season.
Overgrown laurel and arborvitae brought back to a sensible height and shape.
Selective thinning and windowing that opens a view of the bay or Mount Baker and keeps the tree alive.
Cable support for a split or weak union on a tree that is worth saving.
Limbs, logs and brush hauled away, chipped where they lie, or bucked to firewood lengths.
Send us a photo and tell us what is bothering you about it. Sometimes the answer is a removal. Sometimes it is a few limbs and the tree stays.
Tell us where you are and what the tree is doing. If something has already fallen on the house or a line, call (360) 555-0119 instead of filling this in.
We will call or text to set a time to look at the tree. If it is urgent, call (360) 555-0119.
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