Most calls start with one tree and one worry. A limb over the bedroom. An oak that looks thinner than last year. A notice from the fire district. Often the fix turns out to be smaller than people expect, and sometimes it's bigger. Either way, it helps to know what each kind of tree work actually involves before someone shows up with a chainsaw. The pages below explain each service in plain terms, with the local rules and tree problems that come up most in Sonoma County. If you're not sure which one fits, call and describe what you're seeing. We'll sort it out on the visit.
Tree RemovalDead, leaning or overgrown trees taken down in sections, so nothing lands where it shouldn't. The wood leaves with us and the yard gets raked before we go.Tree Removal →
Tree Trimming and PruningThinned crowns, lifted limbs and branches cut back off the roof, each cut made at the right spot. Your trees come out lighter, healthier and easier to live with.Tree Trimming and Pruning →
Emergency Tree ServiceStorm knocked a tree onto the roof, the car or the fence? We clear it, make the area safe and take photos you can send to your insurance company.Emergency Tree Service →
Tree Cabling and BracingSteel cables and rods that support a split trunk or a heavy limb. A way to keep a tree you love standing safely for years.Tree Cabling and Bracing →
Tree Health CareYellowing leaves, oozing bark or thin canopy? We look at the tree, find the cause and tell you whether it can be saved.Tree Health Care →
Wildfire Defensible SpaceLimbing, thinning and brush clearing around your home to meet Sonoma County's 30 and 100 foot rules and pass your fire inspection.Wildfire Defensible Space →What to Expect When You Call
- Tell us about the tree. Which town you're in, what kind of tree if you know, and what's worrying you about it.
- We set a time to see it. Photos help us plan, but every estimate is based on seeing the tree in person.
- You get the options in writing. What we'd do, what it costs and what cleanup is included, with no pressure to book.
- The work gets scheduled. Storm damage and trees threatening the house move ahead of routine jobs.