Tree service in Spokane

What this is for

• A tree already down and clear of lines — debris on the ground.
• A hanging limb or a split crotch after ice or wind.
• A planned prune for clearance, structure, or health.
• A standing tree you are not sure can be saved.

How it works

1. Send the ZIP, whether anything is on or near a line, and whether the tree is down or still standing.
2. A person reviews what you sent.
3. We use those details to help route your request to an appropriate local provider.

Local information

Ice loads ponderosa and other pines. A limb on or near a power line is a utility and 911 problem first — not a yard job.

Trust

Submit your project details and we will use them to help route your request to an appropriate local provider.

FAQ

The limb is on or near a power line. What now?

Do not touch it. Treat a downed line as energized. Call 911, then the utility. This form does not dispatch a crew to a live wire.

Do I need an arborist or a cutter?

A cutter is labor when the tree is already down and clear of lines. An arborist is a diagnosis when the tree is still standing and you are deciding prune vs. remove. Write which situation you have.

Should I walk under a hanging limb?

No. Stay clear. A hanging limb is still a hazard after the sun comes out.

Do you have crews standing by?

No. This page does not claim a chipper is waiting or name a provider.

Spokane, Spokane Valley, Cheney — does ZIP matter?

Yes. Write the project ZIP. Those are not the same drive.