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Five services, one crew. Each page below explains how the work is done, what Beaverton and Washington County require, and how to tell whether it is the service your tree needs.
Not sure which one applies? Describe the tree on the phone or in the form and we'll tell you.
For trees that are dead, failing, storm-split or too big for their spot. Most come down in sections on ropes, because few Beaverton yards have room to fell a tree whole. The page covers the warning signs, the method, permits, and what happens to the wood.
For a tree on the house, the car, the driveway or the wires, and for cracked limbs hanging over places people use. The page walks through the first hour, who handles power lines, and what your insurer will ask for.
Deadwood, clearance over roofs and streets, weight reduction before ice season, young-tree structure, fruit trees and hedges. The page shows where a proper cut goes, what each season is good for, and the city's clearance rules.
The stump is shaved down below the lawn so you can topsoil and seed. The page explains grind depths, the 811 utility locate, what to do with the chips, and which stumps sprout again.
The whole stump and its main roots dug out, and the hole backfilled and compacted. It is the right choice under patios, footings, fence posts and driveways, and the page has a chooser that tells you which one your project needs.
We work across Beaverton and the neighboring parts of Washington County. See where we work.
Tell us about the tree and we'll call to set up a site walk. For emergency service, skip the form and call.
