Tree Service in Tigard, Oregon

Many Tigard lots were planted with fast-growing shade trees that now tower over roofs and driveways. Regular tree trimming keeps those branches off your house, opens the canopy so light reaches your lawn, and catches weak limbs before a winter storm finds them first. We prune to each tree's species and structure — never topping — so your trees stay strong and natural-looking.

Bull Mountain and the older grid neighborhoods share a common challenge: big trees on modest lots, close to fences and homes. When a tree has to come down, we dismantle it in sections and lower each piece with ropes rather than dropping it, protecting your property and your neighbor's. Add stump grinding and we'll leave the space ready to replant.

Tigard sees its share of Willamette Valley wind and rain. Saturated ground plus a heavy canopy is how healthy-looking firs end up leaning. A pre-season assessment and some structural pruning go a long way toward keeping your trees standing through the next blow.

Tigard sets its own tree code within Washington County, so the rules that apply to a removal here are the city's own — not Portland's, and not automatically a neighbor's. In practice, permits most often attach to larger or significant trees, street trees in the right-of-way, and trees inside protected sensitive-lands areas, including the Fanno Creek corridor and other greenways that wind through town.

Many ordinary backyard removals don't trigger a permit, but the safe move is to verify first. As part of our Tigard tree service, we help homeowners find out what their specific tree and location call for before any cutting starts.