Sonoma County trees change a lot from one town to the next. The south county gets wind and heavy clay. West of the 101, redwoods and Douglas fir grow tall in the damp air, and sudden oak death is common. The north county runs hot and dry in summer, so fire clearing tops the list. We work in all of it. Each town page covers the trees, rules and problems we run into most there. If your address sits in between, just call.
- Santa RosaValley oaks, heritage tree permits and lots rebuilt after the fires.
- PetalumaOlder trees on older lots, and wind off the gap.
- Rohnert ParkBig street-side trees in flat, planned neighborhoods.
- WindsorOaks in newer subdivisions and rural lots on the edge of town.
- HealdsburgHillside oaks, warm summers and plenty of fire clearing.
- SonomaMature trees around old homes in the Valley of the Moon.
- SebastopolRedwoods, firs and oaks in the wetter west county.
- CotatiSmall-town lots with large, long-established trees.
- CloverdaleDry hills, tall grass and trees grown into the eaves.