Your neighborhood tree service

Our business is based right here in Orting, so jobs in town and out in the valley are close to home. Orting sits between the Puyallup and Carbon rivers with Mount Rainier towering to the southeast, and the mix of river bottomland, older in-town lots and newer neighborhoods means a wide variety of tree work — from big cottonwoods near the water to firs and cedars on the hillsides.

We handle tree removal, trimming, pruning and wind sailing, low impact removals, view clearing, stump grinding and storm clean up throughout Orting and the surrounding area.

Trees that thrive — and fail — in the Orting Valley

Black cottonwood — common along the rivers and the Foothills Trail. These trees grow fast and big, but their wood is brittle and they're known for dropping large limbs.
Red alder — a fast-growing hardwood that often declines and decays within a few decades.
Bigleaf maple — moss-covered and heavy in the wet season, with limbs that can fail over roofs and driveways.
Douglas fir and western red cedar — the big evergreens on the valley edges and hillsides.

Wet soil and valley wind

Valley-floor soils stay wet through much of the winter, and saturated ground lets trees tip more easily when a storm comes through. Wind can also funnel through the valley. After a storm, if a tree is down across your driveway, fence or roof, call our 24/7 emergency tree service. Keep away from any tree touching a power line and call the utility first.

Why Orting neighbors choose us

Not every tree that worries you has to come down. Leaning cottonwoods can sometimes be reduced, heavy maple limbs can be shortened, and dense evergreens can be wind sailed so they catch less wind. We will walk you through the options and the trade-offs before you decide.

We're family-owned and operated, licensed and insured. We give free, no-obligation quotes, show up when we say we will, and clean up thoroughly when the job's done. It's our hometown — we want it to look good too.

Call 360-900-6071 for a free quote