Tree Care in Alpine, OR

If you're looking at the trees around your Alpine home, you're likely seeing the legacy of the late 1970s. That's when most of our neighborhoods were built, and builders often chose trees for quick growth, not long-term health. You'll see mature silver maples, prized for their speed but known for weak wood and surface roots that can damage foundations and sidewalks. You might also have inherited a Bradford pear, a tree whose beautiful spring blossoms come with a guarantee: its poor branch structure almost always leads to major splitting after 15-20 years. These aren't bad trees, but they were put in the wrong place for the long haul, and now they're your responsibility. We also deal with native giants like Douglas Fir and Bigleaf Maple, which have different needs entirely.