What counts as a small tree?

Roughly under 25 feet, with a clear drop zone and no conflict with structures or service lines. A 40-foot fir hanging over a roof is not a small-tree job, and we will not pretend it is.

Do you grind the stump?

Not by default. Stumps are cut close to grade. Grinding is extra and worth it if you want to turf or plant the spot. We can quote it or leave it for a later visit.

Can you take several small trees in one trip?

Yes, and it is usually cheaper per tree than booking them one at a time. We walk the lot, count stems, and quote the group.

Landscaping

Small Tree Removal

We remove small trees, large young trees, and unhealthy trees that can be safely taken down from the ground or with basic climbing. This service is usually for trees under about 25 feet and away from homes, buildings, and power lines. If a tree is too large or close to a roof or power line, we will let you know if it needs a licensed tree service with the right equipment.

Call (360) 801-4546

Take down trees we can handle without a crane

Best season: Fall and winter
Typical cadence: As needed
Availability: All 13 service areas

What you get

Included every time

Honest scope — we take the jobs we can do well and decline the ones we cannot
Wood bucked and hauled, or left stacked if you want it for firewood
Stumps cut close; grinding quoted separately when you want the ground walkable
Surrounding plants and turf protected during the drop

Our process

How a small tree removal visit runs

01
Look at the tree
Height, lean, targets (house, fence, wires) and access. If it is beyond what we should take on, we say so before anyone picks up a saw.
02
Fell and process
Drop planned, tree taken down, limbs chipped or hauled, trunk bucked.
03
Leave it clean
Sawdust blown, wood either stacked or loaded, and the stump cut as low as the site allows.