Service Areas

We work across Reno and the Truckee Meadows, and the trees change with the neighborhood. Near the Truckee River and in older parts of town, lots are smaller and the trees are older and bigger: elms, cottonwoods, silver maples and locusts that often reach over roofs and wires, with tight side yards that make rigging more important than size. In the southwest hills, Caughlin Ranch and other hillside areas mean slopes, pines, junipers and defensible-space work next to open sagebrush. To the north and in the newer subdivisions, trees are younger, yards are often rock xeriscape on drip irrigation, and the common problems are poor early structure, drought stress and trees planted too close to the house. In Sparks and the rest of the valley, we see much the same mix. Wherever you are, the first step is the same: a free visit and a written quote.