Our Tree Service Knowledge Base

In August 2020, the CZU Lightning Complex Fire burned 86,509 acres across Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties, destroyed 1,490 structures, and forced more than

Pine trees may not enjoy the popularity that oaks and some other local species do, but they’re still valuable components of Bay Area landscapes that

From wildfires to construction damage to increasingly lengthy droughts, trees in the Greater Bay Area face threats on all fronts. But while these kinds of

Maples are some of the most beloved trees in the world, but people often enjoy them for different reasons.  Some love the syrup derived from

Willows are pretty divisive trees — most people either love them or hate them.  It’s easy to understand why they have a bad reputation among

Cedars are some of the most celebrated trees in the world, and they appear in natural areas, residential landscapes, and parks across the globe —

Cypress trees are beloved for their graceful form, beautiful foliage, and hardy nature. Fortunately for Bay Area residents, there are a number of cypress species

A variety of beautiful pine trees are common in the Greater Bay Area, including both natives and interesting exotics hailing from across the globe. But

California may be best known for our redwoods, Douglas-firs, and other lofty trees, but we also have a number of small to medium-sized species that

A number of gigantic tree species are common to California.  Coastal redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens), giant sequoias (Sequoiadendron giganteum), and dawn redwoods (Metasequoia glyptostroboides) all call

California certainly has its share of iconic tree species. From our native redwoods, walnuts, and sycamores to the non-native but culturally important palms and citrus

If there’s any group of trees that don’t need an introduction, it’s the redwoods. Given their immense size, incredible beauty, and iconic status, they’re familiar