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That Tree Isn't Going to Remove Itself
Large, dead, leaning, split, storm-damaged and difficult-access trees need a clear look at the tree, access and what is underneath.
Photos help us review the tree, access and nearby structures before the on-site estimate.
Removal and cleanup options in writing.
Hazardous and difficult-access trees.
Spokane and nearby North Idaho.
What We Do
Large, Dangerous and Difficult-Access Trees
We focus on large, dead, leaning, storm-damaged and difficult-access removals.
Hazardous Tree Removal
Dead, dying, cracked or leaning toward the house? The removal approach is planned around the tree, the access and what is underneath.
Storm Damage Cleanup
Tree on your roof, fence, or driveway? Storm-damage calls are prioritized based on safety, weather, location, and availability.
Technical Rigging Removal
Tree condition, access and nearby structures determine whether climbing, controlled rigging or another removal approach is appropriate.
Wildfire Mitigation & Defensible Space
Defensible-space work and selective removal of hazardous and ladder-fuel trees around Spokane-area homes and acreage.
Tight-Access Tree Removal
Tree wedged between your house and the fence? Controlled sectioning and lowering may be used when conditions allow.
Trees Near Power Lines
We do not work on energized conductors. Stay away and contact your utility—or 911 if there is immediate danger. Tree work can be discussed after the utility confirms safe clearance.
Aerial View
Tight Quarters. Tall Pines. Controlled Removals.
Drone footage from a Spokane ponderosa removal — climber up top, home directly below, dropped clean.
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These Are the Trees We Took Down
Not stock photos. Not staged. These are real hazardous and technical tree removals in Spokane.
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Before. After. Drag the Slider.
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Dead Pine Removal — Spokane Backyard
Dead pine looming over a home, then dropped, hauled, and ground cleared. Drag the handle to see the difference.
Storm Damage Cleanup — Forested Lot
A storm-damaged tree before work and the property after tree removal.
Dead Tree Tangled in Power Lines — Spokane
Dead pine standing close to overhead utility lines, taken down in sections with ropes.
Hazardous Snag Between Two Houses
Dead tree towering between a house and a garage with 3 feet of clearance on each side. Rigged and lowered piece by piece — a controlled removal designed to protect surrounding property.
Tree Climber at Sunset — Spokane Valley
A climber working aloft during a Spokane Valley tree removal.
Storm-Uprooted Tree Against a Home
Storm-uprooted tree with the root ball exposed and the trunk resting against the house.
Recent Spokane Removals
Real Jobs. Real Hazards. Real Results.
Photos straight from the job site — dead pines next to power lines, hazard assessments, and full takedowns across the Spokane area.
Dead Pine Before Removal — Spokane Backyard
Dead pine standing over a Spokane home with overhead lines nearby.
Climber Removing Dead Pine — Spokane
Mid-removal: our climber working a dead pine surrounded by overhead utility lines. A controlled removal designed to protect the lines and surrounding structures.
Topping a Dead Pine Above the Power Lines
Topping the crown in sections during a technical rigging removal.
Limbed Trunk Ready to Fell — Job Site
Stripped down to a bare spar. Brush stacked, area cleared, ready to drop the trunk safely in a tight Spokane yard.
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