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Tree Removal Service
All About Trees provides professional tree removal, tree/shrub pruning/trimming, tree consultation, and emergency tree removal services in the greater Portland, OR Metro area.
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- MKMichelle KinkadeSep 26, 20255.0Fantastic team.
- NNNovat NintunzeSep 11, 20255.0The team was prompt, professional and they clean up the area to our satisfaction
- NRNina RogersAug 27, 20255.0Gorden and his crew did a great job! The estimate was very fair, the company is honest and ethical. He gave me some other advice about trees around the property, which I greatly appreciated. I've recommended them to my next door neighbor, who also has a pending tree removal project.
- RGRichard GORANFLOAug 19, 20255.0Fantastic service, fast and did exactly what we needed.
- KWKyle WilkinsonAug 17, 20255.0All About Trees, OMG LET ME TELL YOU! is the definition of professionalism. From the very first communication, everything was clear, timely, and courteous. The equipment they use is top-notch, and it shows in the precision and quality of the work. If you’re expecting quality results, you need a qualified company with the right training and experience—this is your property we’re talking about, after all. Thay delivers exactly that. Their knowledge about trees and modern arboriculture is astonishing. Every ansi z133 regulation was falloed and All ABOUT TREES cleean up is Highly recommended! My yard was cleaner after the trees were removed then before they arrived
Frequently Asked Questions About All About Trees LLC
Do you offer emergency tree removal services for storm-damaged trees?
Yes, we do offer this service, please call for more information.
How often should I trim or prune my trees?
In the Pacific Northwest, it's generally recommended to do most pruning during summer and winter, while minimizing it during fall and spring when sap flow is more active. Please call us for more information
What are signs that my tree is distressed or in poor health?
Identifying signs of tree distress early can help you take action to restore your tree's health. Here are some common indicators:
Leaf Discoloration: Leaves turning yellow, brown, or red out of season can indicate nutrient deficiencies or other issues.
Wilting or Drooping Leaves: This often suggests a lack of moisture. Ensure your tree is getting enough water, especially during dry periods.
Sparse Canopy or Thinning Foliage: A noticeable decrease in the number of leaves can be a sign of stress.
Leaf Size Changes: Smaller than usual leaves might indicate pest infestations or nutrient deficiencies.
Premature Leaf Drop: Leaves falling before autumn can be due to pests, diseases, or environmental stressors.
Bark Damage: Cracks, splits, or peeling bark can be signs of physical damage, temperature changes, or disease.
Dieback of Branches: Dead or dying branches, especially at the top of the tree, can indicate serious health issues.
Increased Pest Activity: A higher presence of pests can stress the tree and indicate underlying health problems.
Are there any alternatives to tree removal if a tree is in poor health?
Yes, there are several alternatives to tree removal that can help restore a tree's health or manage its issues. Please call us for more information.
Can you provide advice on tree planting and species selection?
Yes, we can provide advice and recommendations on what to plant. Please call us for more information.
Do you take care of the permits for pruning or removal of trees?
Yes, we take care of the permits and we offer permitting services.
Do you sell woodchips?
We don’t sell the woodchips, however we do offer to drop them off for free at your location as long as it is within 10 minutes of our job site. Please call for more information.
Are you licensed bonded and insured?
We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes we do! Please call us today to get your estimate.
Do I have to be present for the estimate or for service?
No you don't need to be present as long as the tree is marked.