Tree Removal in the Mountain Communities
Safe, technical removal of dead, dangerous, or unwanted trees, including tight spots near homes.
Some trees have to come down: dead or dying trees, trees leaning over structures, storm-damaged trees, or trees growing where they cannot stay.
Removal near a house, power line, fence or steep slope means the tree usually cannot just be felled. A climber takes it down in sections with ropes and rigging so pieces are controlled the whole way to the ground.
Every job starts with a safety plan: where pieces will go, who stays clear, what is at risk, and how the wood will be handled. For us the safety procedure is most of the evaluation of any job.
Serving Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Hesperia, Highland and Rialto, plus surrounding areas.
Call (909) 907-4038Free estimate
Common questions
How do I know if a tree is dangerous?
Warning signs include a lean that has changed, large dead limbs, cracks or splits in the trunk, fungus at the base, and exposed or lifted roots. If you see any of these near a structure, call for an evaluation.
Can you remove a tree that is right next to my house?
Yes. Sectional removal with rigging is how tight-quarters trees come down. We walk the site first and explain the plan.
Can a leaning tree be saved instead?
Sometimes. See our guying page. If the tree is sound, supporting it can be an alternative to removal.
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Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7am to 5pm.