Tree work for rural lots and wooded neighborhoods

Graham is one of the most wooded parts of Pierce County. Off Meridian and the roads heading toward Kapowsin, many homes sit on larger lots carved out of second-growth forest — tall Douglas firs, cedars, alders and maples all the way up to the driveway. That is a big part of the area's appeal, but it also means more trees close to houses, outbuildings, wells and power drops.

We handle everything from one problem tree to multi-tree jobs: removals, limbing and crown work, low impact removals that protect lawns and septic areas, and clearing views of Mount Rainier where homeowners want them back.

Hazard trees we commonly find in Graham

Edge trees — firs left standing along a newly cleared homesite are suddenly exposed to wind they never had to handle in the forest.
Red alder — common on disturbed ground, short-lived and prone to decay and limb failure as it ages.
Western red cedar with dead or forked tops.
Bigleaf maple with multiple heavy stems and included bark that can split.

Wind, snow and power outages

Graham sits higher than the Puget Sound lowlands, and winter storms can bring a mix of wind, wet snow and ice that loads branches until they snap. After a big storm, fallen trees across driveways and fences are common. Our 24/7 emergency tree service and storm clean up can get you back in and out of your property. If a tree is tangled in a service line, contact your electric utility first and keep everyone back.

A local crew that treats your property right

We are based nearby in Orting, we are family-owned, and we are licensed and insured for tree work in Washington. Every job starts with a consultation and a free, no-obligation quote. We clean up when we are done, and we can grind the stumps so the ground is ready for whatever comes next.

Call 360-900-6071 for a free quote