As Arborists, we specialize in maintaining tree health through proper pruning
We identify tree defects and recommend corrective care
With the correct care and a professional tree assessment in Portland, Oregon, your trees become healthier, survive longer, and look better. Since the well-being of a single tree can impact the health of all the trees and shrubs on your entire property, it’s very important to consult a specialist.
Urban Timber Tree Service excels in discovering what the tree needs to fit the space. Our Arborists perform a thorough tree risk assessment to identify any hazards or defects, then make recommendations for proper pruning, cabling, or removal if needed. We draw on years of experience to find the best solution for your specific tree problem.
A professional tree health assessment near Portland can help identify potential issues early, before they become safety concerns or lead to costly damage. By examining overall structure, stability, and long-term condition, an arborist can recommend proactive care that protects your property and supports the surrounding landscape.
Need a tree assessment in the Portland, Oregon area?
Occasionally, the need to call an expert Arborist to assess a tree’s health is very obvious — for example, when a tree has sustained damage. Over the life of a tree, however, changes can sometimes be subtle, which is why a tree assessment Portland Oregon can be so important. Changing leaves or a broken limb may not seem like signs of concern. So when should you call in the professionals? Reach out for an assessment of your tree’s health when your tree:
- Has leaves that are discolored during the spring or summer seasons;
- Is growing unevenly, is lopsided or is leaning too far;
- Has peeling bark, or cracks or splits in the trunk;
- Has stopped growing prematurely; or
- Drops its leaves early.
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“[Urban Timber Tree] identified some issues my trees were having that could’ve resulted in some real trouble down the road. With a little remediation, they’ll be good to go for decades to come – whew!”