Every service we run
Ask for any line by itself or bundle lines on one crew day. Every job ends with the wood chipped and the yard raked.
Pruning
Pruning to ANSI A300, the national standard. No topping, no climbing spikes on a living tree.
- Crown thinning and raising More light to the lawn, clearance over roofs and walks.
- Structural pruning Young maples and oaks shaped in years 3 to 10, so they never need cabling at 40.
- Deadwood removal Dead limbs over roofs, drives, and play areas taken out on a rope.
Tree removal
The trade we built the company on. Rigged removals over houses, decks, and power drops.
- Hazard and dead-tree removal Split trunks, root-plate lift, beetle-killed conifers.
- Crane-assisted removal For trunks too far gone to climb or lots too tight to rig.
Stump grinding
Self-propelled grinders that fit a 36-inch gate.
- Standard grind 6 to 12 inches below grade, ready for sod.
- Deep grind Up to 18 inches for replanting or hardscape.
Health assessments
Assessment work by an ISA-certified arborist, in writing.
- Risk reports TRAQ-method reports for sales, HOAs, and city permits.
- Cabling and bracing Steel and dynamic systems for split-prone unions worth saving.
Storm response
An arborist on call through the wet season, on site within 4 hours.
- Emergency leaner and limb removal Trees off structures first, then drives and access.
- Insurance documentation Time-stamped photos and an itemized invoice your adjuster can read.
The Portland pruning calendar
We book pruning to the season that suits the species, not the day you happen to call.
Structural cuts on oaks and maples while dormant. The right window for the big work.
Shape lilac and dogwood right after they flower. Hold off on birch and elm to avoid bleeding.
Light thinning for airflow. Prune cherry and plum now to dodge silver leaf and canker.
Deadwood and storm-prep only. Save heavy cuts for winter dormancy.
The standards we hold
Every crew day runs to the same standards, whether it is one deadwood limb or a whole-lot clearing. You know the price and the plan before anyone leaves the ground.
- Pruning to ANSI A300, the national standard for tree care
- An ISA-certified arborist on the assessment and the plan
- $2M general liability and workers comp, certificates on request
- The written quote is the invoice, with work paused for your sign-off if conditions change