Professional Climbing Arborists
Serving the Puget Sound

A professional arborist evaluates more than just what branches to cut. We consider tree health, structure, site conditions, potential risks, and the needs of your property before recommending pruning, preservation, monitoring, or removal.

Yes. We provide arborist consultations and tree risk assessments to help you better understand the condition of your trees and determine the most appropriate next steps.

Yes. After evaluating the project and discussing your goals, we provide a clear written estimate describing the recommended work and pricing before the job is scheduled. Pricing may vary depending on tree size, access, complexity, rigging requirements, disposal needs, and site conditions.

We provide professional tree care throughout the Puget Sound region, including Greater Seattle, the Eastside, and South Puget Sound. Our primary service areas include Seattle, Bellevue, Mercer Island, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, Woodinville, Newcastle, Tacoma, Gig Harbor, University Place, and surrounding communities.

Our primary services include:
• Professional tree pruning
• Tree removal
• Tree preservation
• Tree risk assessments
• Arborist consultations
• Tree health care

We also provide or coordinate specialized services such as tree cabling and support systems, tree planting, stump grinding, and advanced tree assessments.

Yes. We can evaluate visible signs of stress, decline, structural problems, soil or irrigation issues, pests, disease, and other factors affecting tree health. Depending on the findings, recommendations may include monitoring, pruning, improving growing conditions, additional testing, treatment, or removal when appropriate.

Yes. We can help property owners understand local requirements for pruning or removing regulated trees, document tree conditions, provide professional recommendations, and assist with information needed for permit applications or required public notices. Permit requirements vary by jurisdiction, and final approval is determined by the appropriate local agency.

No single recommendation is appropriate for every tree. We consider the tree’s health and structure, its location, potential risks, the surrounding property, and the client’s goals. Whenever preservation is reasonable, we explain those options. When removal is the safer or more appropriate solution, we explain why and help the client make an informed decision.