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🌲 Spokane & the Inland Northwest

Tree Removal & Trimming Spokane:
Down Safely, on Your Schedule. Not the Wind's

A family-owned local crew. ISA Certified Arborists, licensed, bonded, and insured, with 15+ years on Inland Northwest trees. Call. The estimate is free.

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Free, no-obligation estimate. Local Spokane crew. Urgent storm calls go to the front of the line.

Licensed, bonded & insured
ISA Certified Arborists
15+ years in the Inland Northwest
Ponderosa limb-drop, ice load, beetle kill. Spokane hazards, handled yearly
One company handles the estimate through the cleanup
How it works

How Does a Spokane Tree Job Actually Go?

1

Tell us about your tree

Call and tell us about the tree. You get a free, no-obligation estimate and an honest read on whether the job can safely wait a season.

2

We do the work safely

The crew shows up when it said it would, rigs the job for the yard it's actually standing in, and brings the tree down with your house, fence, and power drop out of harm's way.

3

You approve the work

Branches chipped, logs bucked, debris gone. Before the truck pulls away, you walk the yard with the crew and point at anything that isn't right.

Ready when you are: call (509) 632-4080 for a free estimate.

Ballpark it yourself

How much does tree removal cost in Spokane?

Tap the size that looks most like your tree and add any extras. Height, lean, and access drive the price, and the exact number is free over the phone.

1How big is the tree?
Small Tree (<30 ft)
Medium Tree (30-60 ft)
Large Tree (60-80 ft)
Very Large (80 ft+)
Stump Grinding
2Anything extra?
Every job is priced on-site. The estimate is free
Pick the job above, then call. The exact price comes after the crew sees the tree in person, and it's set before the first cut.
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What we do

What Tree Services Does the Crew Handle in Spokane?

Routine pruning or a pine leaning at your roofline. Either way the job gets the right gear, the right rigging, and a crew that has done it before.

Professional tree removal in Spokane

Tree Removal

Hazard trees, storm leaners, and full-grown ponderosas over the house. Sectioned, roped, and lowered piece by piece. Then the whole mess chipped, hauled, and gone.

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Expert tree trimming in Spokane

Tree Trimming

Dead, crossing, and storm-loaded branches cleared the right way, so the tree grows back stronger and a Spokane winter has less to grab onto.

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Stump grinding service in Spokane

Stump Grinding

The stump ground well below grade and the chips raked out, leaving a spot you can actually mow or replant. On its own, or bundled with a removal.

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Storm & Hazard

A tree on the roof. A limb hanging by a thread after a wind or ice event. Spokane, the Valley, or Liberty Lake. Urgent calls go to the front of the line, and you get a straight answer on how soon the crew can be there.

Call now: (509) 632-4080

Not sure which one your tree needs? See how to tell removal from trimming →

Still working it out on your own? Read the signs a tree needs removal, find out when to trim trees in Spokane, check what to verify before you hire a tree service, and see when the city requires a tree removal permit.

Why local wins

Why Does Spokane Weather Need a Local Tree Crew?

Safety comes first

Every cut is planned before the saw starts. Near a house or a power drop, the tree comes down in a rigged, deliberate sequence. Nobody improvises.

We know the hazards here

Ponderosa limb-drop in a windstorm. Ice load on branches that were never thinned. Beetle-killed pines drying into tinder. Freeze-thaw working at old roots. These are Spokane problems, and this crew treats them every year.

Straight answers, no phone tree

No 1-800 maze, no runaround. Tell us the job and you will get a straight answer on what it takes, and the same crew that walks your yard for the estimate is the one that shows up with the ropes.

Cleanup is included

Chips, logs, sawdust, rounds. All of it hauled off. The yard should look better when the truck leaves than it did before the tree came down.

Free Estimate, No Obligation

A quick ballpark up front by phone or text, then an exact estimate once the crew sees the job in person, before anyone picks up a saw.

Where we work

South Hill bungalows with eighty-year-old maples, Five Mile Prairie lots that catch the full force of a west wind, Valley properties backed up to the Spokane River. The crew covers tree removal, trimming, and stump grinding across the whole metro. Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Deer Park, Mead, Cheney, and Coeur d’Alene, ID, and the communities around them. Not sure your address is inside the lines? Call (509) 632-4080 and you’ll know in one call.

Is That Tree a Problem Now, or Can It Wait?

Maybe it’s the ponderosa that dropped a limb the size of a fence post in the last windstorm. Maybe it’s the old maple whose lean toward the house gets a little less funny every winter. Anyone who has sat through a Spokane ice storm knows how this story ends. The only open question is whether the tree comes down on your schedule or on the storm’s.

This is a local crew, and the local failure modes are not a mystery to it. Freeze-thaw winters stress old wood. Ice load snaps branches that were never thinned. A leaner over the house can’t just be dropped. It has to be climbed, sectioned, and roped down a piece at a time. That’s the work. And when it’s finished, the brush is chipped, the logs are hauled, and the yard is yours again.

Call (509) 632-4080 and we’ll tell you what we’d do and what it would cost. If the honest answer is that the tree can wait, you’ll hear that too. No pressure, no obligation.

Good questions

What Do Spokane Homeowners Ask Before the First Cut?

The things Spokane homeowners and property managers actually ask before the first cut.

How much does tree removal cost in Spokane WA?
Tree HeightHow Pricing Works
Under 30 ftFree estimate, priced on-site
30-60 ftFree estimate, priced on-site
60-80 ftFree estimate, priced on-site
80 ft+Free estimate, priced on-site
Lean, access, what the tree hangs over, and any stump grinding move the final number. The estimate itself is always free.
Do you handle storm-damaged and hazardous trees?
Yes. When wind or ice comes through Spokane and leaves a tree on a roof, a fence, or a power drop, call (509) 632-4080 and we'll tell you honestly what the schedule looks like. More on how that work runs: storm damage tree removal in Spokane.
How do I know if a tree on my property is dangerous?
A few signs are worth taking seriously: dead limbs parked in the canopy, mushrooms at the base of the trunk, a lean toward the house that keeps getting worse, deep cracks in the trunk, or a crown that thinned out after an ice storm. Around Spokane, ponderosa pines that throw big limbs in the wind are the classic case. Not sure what you're looking at? Call for a free safety assessment before the next front rolls in.
Can you remove a tree close to my house or power lines?
Yes. Tight removals next to houses are a normal week for this crew. The tree comes down in sections, each piece roped and lowered so your roof, siding, and beds stay untouched. One exception: if a limb is actually resting on a power line, your utility has to handle that part first. Everything else, we have the gear and the training for.
How much does stump grinding cost after a removal?
It depends on how wide the stump is, how far the roots run, and how easy it is to get the grinder in. Grinding a stump often gets folded into a removal while the crew and grinder are already on your property. Call for a free stump grinding estimate.
What time of year should Spokane trees be trimmed?
For most species here, late winter into early spring is ideal, before the buds break. The tree is dormant, disease pressure is low, and the structure is easy to see. Dead or dangerous limbs are the exception: those should come off whenever you find them, and thinning weak branches before winter takes real weight off when the ice arrives.
Do you clean up and haul away the debris?
Every job ends with a clean yard. Branches get chipped, logs get bucked into manageable rounds, and it all gets hauled off. If you'd rather keep the wood for the stove, say so before the first cut and the crew will stack it for you instead.
Do you serve Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake?
Yes. The crew works the whole Spokane area: Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney, and the neighborhoods in between, with removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm work across all of them. Call to confirm your address.
How soon can you come out?
That varies with the current schedule and whether your job is routine or a genuine hazard. Call (509) 632-4080 for current availability.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. Every estimate is free and carries no obligation, whether it's removal, trimming, stump grinding, or storm damage. The crew comes out, looks at the tree with you, and puts a price in writing at no charge.
Does Spokane require a permit before removing a tree?
Sometimes. Certain zones and heritage trees inside the city require a permit before removal. Check with Spokane's Development Services Center before a big takedown, and ask when you call, because we can usually point you toward what your area typically requires.
How long does it take to remove a tree in Spokane?
Most single-tree removals are a one-day job, and a straightforward tree standing in open lawn is often finished in a morning. What stretches the day out is access and rigging: a big ponderosa leaning over a roof has to be climbed and lowered in sections, one piece at a time. You will get a realistic time estimate when the crew looks at the tree.
Do I need to be home while the crew works?
Not for the work itself, as long as we can reach the tree and you have already signed off on the plan and the price. Most people do want to be there for the walkthrough at the start and the final look at the yard when it is done. If you cannot be home, say so when you call and the crew will send photos instead.
What should I move out of the way before the crew arrives?
Anything under or near the drop zone: patio furniture, grills, planters, garden art, and vehicles in the driveway. Unlock the gate if the only way into the back yard is through it, and let us know about a septic lid, a sprinkler line, or a soft spot in the lawn. Everything else, the crew works around.
Does the stump get ground while the crew is on site?
Often, yes. Grinding a stump while the crew and the grinder are already on your property is the cheapest time to do it, so it usually gets folded into the removal. Sometimes access or grinder size means a second trip instead. Ask when you call and you will know before the work is scheduled.
Do you take down trees in winter, or wait for spring?
Winter is a good time for removals around Spokane. The ground is firm, the canopy is bare so the rigging is easier to read, and the schedule is usually lighter than it is in storm season. Dead and hazardous trees never wait for a season at all: those come down whenever they are found.
What happens to the wood after a Spokane tree removal?
Brush gets chipped, the trunk gets bucked into rounds, and it all leaves with the crew unless you want it. Plenty of Spokane homeowners keep the rounds for the wood stove, so if that is you, say so before the first cut and the crew will stack them where you want them instead of hauling them off.
Does the crew carry a license and insurance?
Yes. Spokane Tree Pros is licensed, bonded, and insured, and the work is done by ISA Certified Arborists. That matters most on the jobs where something can go wrong: a tree over a roof, a removal next to a neighbor's fence, or storm work on a property that has already taken damage.
How do I schedule a free estimate with your Spokane crew?
Call (509) 632-4080. Tell us roughly where the tree is and what is worrying you about it, and we will set a time for the crew to come look. The visit is free, the price comes in writing, and there is no obligation to book the work afterward.
Can a tree be saved instead of removed?
Sometimes, and it is worth asking. A tree with dead limbs, a crowded canopy, or branches over the roof is usually a trimming job, not a removal. Structural failure is different: rot through the trunk, a worsening lean, or roots cut by construction. Walk the tree first with the signs a tree needs removal checklist, see removal vs. trimming, or ask on the call.

That tree is not going to get smaller.

One call gets a free estimate from a licensed, insured, family-owned local crew, and urgent storm calls jump the line.

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