That leaning fir is not going to straighten itself. Get a free quote from a local tree pro today, serving Tacoma and Pierce County.
From one dead branch to a full lot of towering firs, we connect you with crews that do it right: clean cuts and full cleanup.
Safe, sectional takedowns of dead, diseased, or unwanted trees. Big Douglas firs and cedars are our specialty.
Tree on your roof at 2am? We prioritize storm damage calls after every windstorm.
Proper pruning that keeps trees healthy and keeps limbs off your roof, gutters, and power lines.
We grind stumps below grade and haul the chips, so your yard is ready for grass, garden, or a new tree.
Overgrown lots, blackberry tangles, and storm debris cleared out and hauled away in one visit.
For the monsters: 100-foot firs next to houses and power lines, removed piece by piece with a crane.
Three steps. No phone tag, no pressure, no obligation.
Fill out the 30-second form. Tell us about the tree and send a photo if you can.
We connect you with a local tree pro who serves your neighborhood, usually quickly.
The crew does the work and leaves your yard cleaner than they found it.
Local crews across Tacoma and Pierce County.
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Most residential removals in Tacoma run $500 to $2,500 depending on size, species, and access. A small ornamental might be a few hundred dollars. A 90-foot Douglas fir next to a house needing a crane can run $5,000 or more. Free on-site quotes give you an exact number.
Often, yes. Tacoma and several Pierce County cities require permits for removing certain trees, especially significant or street trees. A good local pro will tell you upfront whether your tree needs one and can help with the paperwork.
Scheduling depends on the season and the job. Storm damage and hazardous trees get priority scheduling.
Yes. Removal includes cutting, hauling the wood, and raking the work area. Stump grinding is a separate service, just ask and it can be added to the same visit.
Pacific Northwest windstorms bring down limbs and whole trees every winter. If a tree hits your house, call your utility first if lines are involved, then send us the quote form below. Emergency crews handle the most dangerous situations first.
Sometimes. Cabling, bracing, and corrective pruning can save a valuable tree that is structurally sound. An honest pro will tell you when removal is the only safe option and when the tree is worth saving.
Yes. Stump grinding takes the stump 6 to 12 inches below grade and the chips can be hauled or left as mulch. Most pros offer a discount when grinding is bundled with a removal.
Always ask any pro for proof of a Washington license and liability insurance before work begins. It protects your home and your wallet.
Late fall through winter is ideal for pruning and removals: trees are dormant, crews have more availability, and you may get better pricing. But hazardous trees should come down whenever they become dangerous, no matter the season.
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