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Cedar stripped to a spar with rigging lines set, rounds staged along a backyard fence

Service · Clallam County and Jefferson County

Hazard tree removal, done before it becomes an emergency

Serving Clallam County and Jefferson County

A dead fir over the roof is not a maybe. It is a schedule problem — yours or the wind’s. We climb, rig, and lower hazard trees in controlled sections, so the only thing that hits the ground is what we decide, where we decide.

01What counts as a hazard tree

Dead or dying tops. Root rot and heaving soil. A lean that was not there last winter. Trunks with conks, cracks, or carpenter ants. Limbs over the roofline, the driveway, or the power drop. If you are not sure, that is what the free estimate is for — we look, we tell you straight, and sometimes the honest answer is that the tree is fine.

On the Peninsula the usual suspects are Douglas fir and western red cedar with dead tops, alders leaning over structures, and storm-cracked limbs hung up where you cannot see them. We work near houses, shops, wells, and septic fields every week, and we plan every removal around what is under it.

02How a removal goes

Most residential removals are climbing jobs. We rope in, take the tree apart from the top, and lower each section on rigging — no free-falling wood near anything that matters. Tight quarters get smaller pieces and more rigging, not more risk.

When the work is done you get a clean site: wood bucked to rounds or hauled, brush chipped or removed, rounds stacked where you want them if you keep the firewood. Your call, priced either way.

Timeline

Most single-tree removals are done in a day. Bigger jobs get scheduled around weather and whatever storm work is ahead of them — you get a real date at the estimate, not a vague window.

What drives the price

Size, lean, and what sits underneath. A fir in an open field and the same fir over a roof are different jobs. Access matters too — whether we can get equipment close, or whether every piece comes down on rope.

Every job is quoted onsite, free, and in writing before anything is scheduled.

Arborist roped high on a bare fir trunk beside a house, lowering cut sections
Sectional removal beside an occupied home
Chainsaw with a long bar resting on the fresh-cut round of a large fir
Big wood is normal work here

Free onsite estimate

Get a number on it

Tell us what you are looking at and where. We come out, we look, we quote it straight. Or skip the form: (360) 460-0880, call or text.

Tree on a structure right now? Call (360) 460-0880.

We read these as they come in and call back the same day, 7 days a week, 7 am – 7 pm.

Licensed, bonded, and insured — $2M liability