Tree Care in Medina, WA

If you're looking at a large, mature tree in your Medina yard, there's a good chance it was planted when your home was built in the early 1970s. Back then, builders often chose trees for speed and instant impact, not for how they'd fare 50 years later. That's why we see so many silver maples here. They grew fast, but their weak wood and aggressive surface roots now cause property damage. We also inherited beautiful but flawed trees like the Bradford pear, which is practically guaranteed to split apart after 15 to 20 years. My job is to help you manage these legacy plantings. We focus on preserving valuable native specimens like your Douglas firs and Western red cedars while making smart decisions about trees that have become liabilities.