
Bellingham
Older neighbourhoods like Edgemoor, South Hill, Sehome and Fairhaven, where big fir, cedar and maple overhang roofs, and hillside lots where a view of the bay and the San Juans is worth protecting.

From hillside firs above Bellingham Bay to orchard rows and windbreaks along the border.
A pruning job in a Bellingham neighbourhood and one on a Lynden farm are not the same job. In town it is usually a big Douglas fir, cedar or big-leaf maple growing a few feet from the house, with a roof, a fence and a neighbour's yard underneath. Out on the flat ground it is old apple trees, long windbreak rows, and yard conifers that take the full force of the winter outflow winds coming down from the Fraser Valley.
On the shoreline at Blaine and Birch Bay, it is wind and water views. Up the Mount Baker Highway, it is big timber along long drives.
We work all of it, and we prune for the conditions the tree actually lives in.

Older neighbourhoods like Edgemoor, South Hill, Sehome and Fairhaven, where big fir, cedar and maple overhang roofs, and hillside lots where a view of the bay and the San Juans is worth protecting.

Rural lots and newer subdivisions on the Nooksack River ground, with fast alder and cottonwood and long laurel hedges that need cutting back every year.

Berry and dairy country, with old orchard trees, windbreak rows and big yard conifers standing out in the open where the winter wind hits them hardest.

Shoreline properties around Semiahmoo, Drayton Harbor and Birch Bay, where wind exposure and water views shape every pruning decision.

Rural acreage along the Nooksack with cottonwood, alder and old orchard trees around the farmhouses.

Steep wooded lots above Lake Whatcom, with dense second-growth conifers growing close to the houses.

Tight shoreline lots where hedges and trees crowd cottages, decks and the view of the bay.

Flat border-town ground with farm trees and windbreaks open to the weather.

Acreage off the Mount Baker Highway with big timber lining long gravel drives.

Rural properties between Ferndale and Blaine, with hedgerows and a mix of conifers and deciduous trees.
Long gravel drives, soft winter ground, steep lots and gated communities are all ordinary work for us. Tell us about the access when you get in touch. It shapes the gear we load, never whether we can help.
If you are near the county line and not sure whether we cover you, just ask.
Tell us your town and what the tree is doing. We will confirm we cover you and arrange a time to see it.
We will be in touch to set up a time to look at the tree. If it is urgent, call (360) 555-0137.
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