Timberline Tree ServiceCertified Arborists · Fully Insured
Our Services

Tree Removal

The oak over your bedroom doesn't come down with luck - it comes down in planned pieces, on ropes, exactly where we decide. That's the job.

How hard removals happen safely

  • Assessment first - lean, decay, targets and escape routes read by an arborist
  • Rigging plans that lower pieces on ropes, not gravity's schedule
  • Crane removals for the trees with no margin - over houses, wires and pools
  • Bucket and climb work matched to the tree, not forced by our fleet
  • Ground crew and drop zone discipline - nothing lands unplanned
  • Full cleanup: wood bucked or hauled, brush chipped, lawn raked

Why insurance and credentials aren't optional

Tree removal is the most dangerous common trade there is - and an uninsured crew's accident on your property can become YOUR financial problem. We carry full liability and workers comp and hand over certificates before you ask. The cut-rate quote without insurance isn't a deal; it's a lottery ticket with your house as the stake.

Every removal gets a written price covering the full scope - taken down, cleaned up, done - with wood and stump options spelled out.

Common questions

How much does removal cost?

Size, position and targets set the price - a field tree and the same tree over your garage are different jobs entirely. Assessments are free and quotes are firm in writing.

Will the yard get wrecked?

Protection is part of the plan - plywood tracking, plated lawns and controlled lowering. Craned trees can leave barely a footprint.

Can you take just the dangerous part?

Often - hazard reduction, weight reduction and cabling can buy good trees years. An arborist assessment tells you honestly which tree you have.

Down safe, cleaned up, done.

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