Removal, treatment, hazard work or just a second opinion on a tree that does not look right — start here.
Call (971) 518-3780The more you can say about trunk size, canopy condition and what stands underneath it, the closer the first number will be. Call (971) 518-3780.
Phone: (971) 518-3780. Or fill in the form above with what you know and someone will come back to you.
If a tree is down, hung up, or leaning on a structure right now: stay clear of it, keep people and vehicles away, and do not cut anything. If a power line is involved, treat it as live and call the utility first. Then call and describe what is touching what.
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That goes to the Oregon Department of Agriculture's invasive species hotline, 1-866-INVADER — not to us. Reporting is free and it feeds the state's detection map. What we handle is the separate question of what happens to your ash tree.
Three things speed it up enormously: a rough trunk diameter measured about four and a half feet up, an honest estimate of how much of the canopy is dead, and roughly how far the ash tree stands from the nearest creek, ditch or river. Photos of the bark and of the whole tree from across the street help more than any description.
No. Assessments and removal estimates are free, and that includes hearing that your ash tree does not need to come down yet if that is the honest answer.
Same-day on assessment and quote requests during normal weeks. Active hazards — a tree down, hung up, or leaning on a structure — are triaged ahead of scheduled work. After a valley-wide ice event, everyone in the county is booked at once and response stretches.
Salem and West Salem, Keizer, Silverton, Woodburn, Stayton, Turner, Aumsville, Sublimity, Mt. Angel, Gervais, Hubbard, Jefferson, Independence, Monmouth, Dallas and the surrounding Marion and Polk County communities.