Get your view back
Trees grow, and a view you had ten years ago can slowly disappear. View clearing opens it back up by working with the trees you have.
In most cases the view can be opened without taking trees down. We only remove a tree when that is what you want.
How views are opened up
- Selective limb removal. Taking out the branches that block the line of sight.
- Crown thinning. Thinning branches through the crown so you can see through the tree.
- Crown raising. Removing lower limbs so you can see under the canopy.
- Removal, if you want it. Taking out a tree that is in the way, when that is your choice.
We talk it through first
Every view job starts with a visit. We stand where you look out from, see which trees and limbs are in the way, and talk through what is possible before anything is cut.
We avoid topping. It may open a view for a short time, but it tends to bring back thick, weak regrowth that blocks the view again.
Pairs well with
View work is often done together with tree trimming or wind sailing on the same trees.
How a job goes
- Call or text. Call or text 360-900-6071, or send the online quote form. Photos of the trees help.
- Free estimate. We come out, look at the trees with you and talk about what you want. The quote is free and there is no obligation.
- Scheduling. We set a work date that suits you. Storm damage and trees on a house get handled first, 24/7.
- The work. Trees are climbed, cut and rigged with care for your house, fences, lawn and plants.
- Cleanup. We clean up branches and debris before we leave. Tell us ahead of time if you want to keep wood for firewood.
Common questions
Do trees have to come down to open a view?
Usually not. Limb removal, crown thinning and crown raising can open a lot of view. We only remove a tree when that is what you want.
Will you top my trees to open the view?
No. Topping tends to cause thick, weak regrowth that blocks the view again and can make the tree less safe.
Can I see what you plan to cut first?
Yes. We walk it with you, look from where you see the view, and agree on the plan before work starts.
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