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Where We Work: Tacoma and Pierce County
Our yard is on the east side of Tacoma. From there the crew covers Pierce County and the south King County line, and crosses the Narrows to the peninsula.
- TacomaPierce County. Our home base is on the east side of Tacoma, so most days the crew is somewhere between the North End and Spanaway. Big firs over small lots are the job we know best.
- LakewoodPierce County. Lakewood’s lakes, old estates and base housing sit under some of the biggest firs and oaks in the county. We have taken down a lot of them, carefully, and our reviews from Lakewood say so.
- PuyallupPierce County. From the valley floor to South Hill, Puyallup has cottonwoods along the river, firs on the hill and a lot of new subdivisions built right up against the old tree lines.
- SpanawayPierce County. Spanaway is where Tacoma turns into fir country: bigger lots, old stands of timber behind the houses, and a lot of work clearing, thinning and taking down the trees that the lots were cut from.
- ParklandPierce County. Parkland and Midland are home. Our yard is on 90th St E, so an estimate here is a short drive and the crew passes your street most days.
- University PlacePierce County. University Place is bluff and view country: big firs and madronas on the slope above the Narrows, Chambers Bay and Day Island, and homeowners who want the view back without losing the hill.
- Federal WayKing County. Federal Way is just across the county line and full of the same firs: Twin Lakes, Dash Point, Steel Lake and the neighborhoods off 320th were all built into second growth forest.
- Gig HarborPierce County. Across the Narrows the lots get bigger and the trees older: firs and cedars on acreage, madronas on the shore, and a lot of property that was forest until the house went in.
- GrahamPierce County. Graham is acreage: horse properties, five acre lots and old timber along Meridian and out toward Kapowsin and Eatonville. The jobs are bigger and so are the trees.
- Bonney LakePierce County. Up on the plateau around Lake Tapps the firs are tall, the views of the mountain are worth keeping, and the houses were built into the trees.
Also serving
Fife, Milton, Edgewood, Sumner, Steilacoom, DuPont, Fircrest, Fox Island, Key Peninsula, Frederickson, Roy, Eatonville, Auburn, Anderson Island (by ferry) and the rural areas in between.
Not sure if you are in our area? Call (253) 590-8194 and ask.
Free estimates. Straight prices.
Call or text Ismael, or send the estimate form. He looks at the tree in person, tells you what he would do, and the price he gives is the price you pay.
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