Tree Services

Protecting your home, property, and loved ones is our top priority. Our crew specializes in the safe removal of hazardous trees—whether damaged, diseased, or storm-compromised. We have the tools and experience to take on even the toughest jobs.

Creating defensible space is critical in the Tahoe Basin. Our team works to keep your property fire-safe while adhering to Best Management Practices (BMPs) for the environment. We’ll help reduce wildfire risks while preserving the beauty of your land.

Breaking ground on a new project? We’ll clear your lot quickly and responsibly, preparing it for construction while minimizing environmental impact.

Some trees simply can’t be felled safely without specialized equipment. That’s why we’re the only tree service in Lake Tahoe that owns its own crane. This allows us to:

Remove trees in tight spaces near homes, decks, or patios. Safely handle storm-damaged or fallen trees. Work efficiently on steep hillsides.

Crane removals are faster, safer, and more precise—making us the first choice for complex jobs.

Regular tree trimming not only improves the look of your property but also reduces fire hazards and satisfies insurance requirements. We can:

Remove all deadwood.

Trim live branches up to 1/3 of the tree’s height to improve views and sunlight.

Our powerful, modern Vermeer chippers turn piles of branches and small trees into useful woodchips. You can keep them for:

Ground cover or landscaping.

Erosion and dust control.

Water conservation in garden beds.

Or, we’ll haul them away for use in landscaping, erosion control, or even renewable energy co-generation. Chipping also reduces wildfire fuels and is much cleaner than burning.

Say goodbye to unsightly stumps and hello to more usable space. Grinding stumps offers many benefits:

Frees up space for parking, patios, or landscaping.

Reduces tripping hazards and insect habitats.

Improves curb appeal and property value.

Costs significantly less than full removal.

We operate three grinders—two compact machines for tight spaces and one large track-mounted grinder for steep terrain. Stumps are typically ground 6–8 inches below grade, but we can go as deep as 18 inches when needed. Plus, stump grinding produces clean, leaf-free woodchips perfect for landscaping.